Apple Stock

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Last edited May 11, 2026

Created on May 11, 2026

A monthly line chart shows Apple’s closing stock price over time, reducing daily records to one point per month. It reads a CSV with historical prices via `fetch`, parses dates and dollar-prefixed values, and groups rows by year-month to retain the last closing price. Rendered with ECharts 5.4.3, the chart includes a smooth line, hover tooltips, a translucent area fill, and a dashed orange line marking the average price.

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