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Band 6+: The bar graph below shows the stock price of four different technology companies from 2011 to 2016.

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The image depicts a bar graph showcasing stock prices from 2011 to 2016 for four tech companies: Facebook, Google, Apple, and Yahoo, with data points as follows: in 2011, Facebook 0, Google 10,000, Apple 5,000, Yahoo 2,500; in 2012, Facebook 5,000, Google 12,000, Apple 30,000, Yahoo 5,000; in 2013, Facebook 5,000, Google 15,000, Apple 25,000, Yahoo 1,000; in 2014, Facebook 7,500, Google 15,000, Apple 20,000, Yahoo 3,000; in 2015, Facebook 5,000, Google 20,000, Apple 15,000, Yahoo 1,000; in 2016, Facebook 5,000, Google 15,000, Apple 11,000, Yahoo 3,000.
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The bar chart illustrates the stock price of four various tenchnology companies starting the year 2011 until the year 2016.

Overall, it is clear that throughout the five years, Facebook maintained a gradual increase in stock price, Yahoo faced a steady decline, meanwhile google’s growth remains unchanged, and Apple’s growth fluctuates.

To begin with, we notice that Facebook gained a steady increase in stock price over the years starting in 2011 with approximately 7,000 only and ending with 20,000 in 2016. However google’s prices remain untouched during the half-decade.

In contrast, Apple experienced many rises and declines as shown in the barchart, and Yahoo’s data shows a slow downfall. Apple faced a dramatic increase in stock price exceeding 35,000 only in the duration of a single year, but later on continued to face more ups and downs until 2016 with a fixed price of around 5,100 in the final year. Furthermore, Yahoo maintaned a steady decrease staring in 2011 with around 5,100 and ending in 2016 with around 3,000 only.

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