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What do you think these stocks went up or down?What are the major events, if any, that happened that affected the stock price?

Google went down from $967.66 on July 12th 2017 to $928.70 on August 17th 2017 per share.

Amazon went down from $1000.92 on July 12th 2017 to $960.57 on August 17th 2017 per share.

Apple went up from $145.74 on July 12th 2017 to $157.86 on August 17th 2017 per share.

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