# Price Volume v2

## Example code

```python
from finter.data import ContentFactory

cf = ContentFactory("kr_stock", 20200101, 20200201)
df = cf.get_df("kr-spot-price_close")
```

## Item List

### Price Data

* `kr-spot-price_close`: Closing price 
* `kr-spot-price_base`: Base price
* `kr-spot-price_open`: Opening price
* `kr-spot-price_high`: Highest price
* `kr-spot-price_low`: Lowest price

### Volume Data

* `kr-spot-volume_sum`: Total volume 
* `kr-spot-turnover`: Turnover
* `kr-spot-turnover_all`: Total turnover

### Shares Data

* `kr-spot-listed_shares`: Number of listed shares
* `kr-spot-listed_shares_to_be`: Number of shares to be listed
* `kr-spot-treasury_stock`: Treasury stock
* `kr-spot-foreigner_shares`: Number of shares held by foreigners
* `kr-spot-foreigner_shares_ratio`: Ratio of shares held by foreigners

### Market Capitalization

* `kr-spot-mkt_cap`: Market capitalization
* `kr-spot-mkt_cap_all`: Total market capitalization
* `kr-spot-mkt_cap_index`: Market capitalization index
* `kr-spot-free_float`: Free float shares


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