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Python Advanced- working on Apple stock

Another post starts with you beautiful people!
It seems you liked the previous post about pyplot with matplotlib where we draw a plot of stock price.
Today we will move one step ahead and continue this to do some hands on Apple stock and plot,
Sounds like a good idea...
In this exercise we will work on Apple stock data which you can download here download stock data














The plot will kook like below snippet-


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