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Band 5+: 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 compares the share prices of four technology companies beteen 2011 to 2016.

Overall, the stock price of facebook showed an upward trend, dominating almost each observed year. However, Yahoo experienced a reversed pattern.

In 2011, the stock price of Facebook made up approximately 7.500 dollars. These figures rose steadily over the period, reaching 20.000 in 2016. By contrast, the share price of Yahoo was decreasing from 2011 at nearly 7.500, to about 2.500 by the end of the period provided.

Considering Apple, it’s stock price amounted to just under 5.000 in 2011, followed by a rocketing to over 30.000 in 2012. After decreasing to nearly 6.500 in 2013, Apple’s stock price witnessed a significant growth to 12.000 in 2014. In the last two years its price made up roughly 3.000 and 6.000 respectively. Noticeably, the stock price of Google was stable over the whole period, accounting for 1.000.

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