The difference in the cost of an asset or security from one period to another. While it can be computed for any length of time, the most commonly cited price change in the financial media is the "daily price change", which is the change in the price of a stock or security from the previous trading day's close to the current day's close. Price change over a period of time such as year-to-date or past 12 months are also commonly used time periods, and is generally computed as a percentage change. The price change may be positive or negative. For example, if a stock closes at $11 on Tuesday and $12 on Wednesday, it has a price change of +$1. On the other hand, if the stock falls to $10 on Thursday, it has a price change of -$2 with respect to Wednesday. Price change is also called net change.
A concentration on the last forty years yields insight into the investment decisions made by the US based on events which affect the oil industry. The recent, significant increase in oil prices has negatively affected the US economy, and has thus been a source of much research and debate. Most economic analysts agree that the simple laws of supply and demand are working and should not cause concern. Speculation in the market has caused an increase in demand, and is the major debate among economists and financial analysts. Since the price per barrel of oil affects gas prices, US consumers are demanding political intervention for relief at the pump.
The difference in the cost of an asset or security from one period to another. While it can be computed for any length of time, the most commonly cited price change in the financial media is the "daily price change", which is the change in the price of a stock or security from the previous trading day's close to the current day's close. Price change over a period of time such as year-to-date or past 12 months are also commonly used time periods, and is generally computed as a percentage change. The price change may be positive or negative. For example, if a stock closes at $11 on Tuesday and $12 on Wednesday, it has a price change of +$1. On the other hand, if the stock falls to $10 on Thursday, it has a price change of -$2 with respect to Wednesday. Price change is also called net change.A concentration on the last forty years yields insight into the investment decisions made by the US based on events which affect the oil industry. The recent, significant increase in oil prices has negatively affected the US economy, and has thus been a source of much research and debate. Most economic analysts agree that the simple laws of supply and demand are working and should not cause concern. Speculation in the market has caused an increase in demand, and is the major debate among economists and financial analysts. Since the price per barrel of oil affects gas prices, US consumers are demanding political intervention for relief at the pump.
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