The open high low close in the stock market refers to the prices of a particular stock at four specific times during the trading day.1 Here's what each term means:
1. Opening Price: This is the price at which trading for the stock starts at the beginning of the trading session.
2. High Price: This is the highest price at which the stock has traded during the trading session.
3. Low Price: This is the lowest price at which the stock has traded during the trading session.
4. Closing Price: This is the price at which trading for the stock ends at the end of the trading session.
These four prices are used to create a stock chart, which helps investors and traders visualize the stock's price movements and make informed decisions.
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