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Rayvt
You are correct, aprc is not the actual price but the adjusted price. I went back and looked at NFLX which split 10:1 on Nov 17, 2025, and confirmed that the aprc figure is an adjusted figure. My apologies for my incorrect information.
Interestingly to me, Yahoo Finance which shows close and adjusted close, has the same values before and after the NFLX split date. So, getting the actual price of a stock is not straightforward. Google Finance is the same.
As an aside, when using the step aprc(1,252) > 10, you are actual checking the adjusted price a year earlier, not the actual price. So you may be eliminating stocks that had an actual price greater than $10.
Aussi
