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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2002
Page
6
A noisy OCR dump shows numerous stock symbols, prices, and changes with many misreads. Names like CocaCola, IBM, Dell, General Electric appear amid stray punctuation, partial figures, and inconsistent formatting suggesting a dense market table snapshot.
Market figures show a mixed session with declines and gains across indices. Notable numbers include losses of 14 and 25 points alongside gains around 3 and 12 points, reflecting a cautious trading day. Trading ranges and volumes appear modest, with notable moves in the 4111 and 287 levels and a close influenced by external data.
The listing details the 525 most active NYSE stocks, 400 on the National Markets, and 100 on the American Stock Exchange with mutual funds on Nasdaq. It notes bolded stocks rose or fell by 5 percent or more, provides dividend and change data, and explains footnotes for issuances calls and special statuses among named companies and funds.
New York AP reports ETFs expand beyond stocks to include bonds and Nasdaq tracking. There are 106 ETFs now versus 80 in 2000, with Barclays Global Investors adding bond indexes and a Nasdaq composite ETF due in early 2003. ETFs combine features of stocks and mutual funds, traded intraday like stocks, appealing to traders seeking price movement and flexibility.
The U S industrial sector, hit by last year’s recession, slipped 0.3 percent in August after eight months of gains. Factory, utility and mining output declined, led by a 2.5 percent drop in gas and electric utilities, though economists saw weather-driven volatility rather than a new downturn.
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