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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2002
Page
14
Disconnected OCR text lists many company names with prices and changes, resembling a stock market page. The fragment mixes tickers such as Dell, Lucent, Dell, Exxon, and Coca Cola with varying numeric values, suggesting intraday price updates and percentage shifts amid a chaotic, partial snapshot.
An OCR scraped page lists mutual fund tickers, values, and daily changes across multiple managers including Baron Funds, Bernstein Funds, Brandywine, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Neuberger Berman, Merrill Lynch, PIMCO, Pioneer, Vanguard, and more. It includes price quotes, percentage changes, and commodity notes for bonds, stocks, and futures alongside commodity prices such as cattle, grains, unleaded gasoline, and natural gas, with mixed gains and losses across sectors.
Market snapshot shows major indices and sector groups with mixed results. Industrials and transportation display declines while utilities hold small gains. Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 show negative changes. Notable listed stocks such as Merck, Disney, PepsiCo, Pfizer, Ford, Walmart, Wells Fargo, 3M and Textron show varied last prices and daily changes reflecting a cautious trading session.
A jumble of financials and ticker fragments appears, with numbers, tickers, and codes that resemble stock or commodity data. Missing context and broken words render it impossible to determine exact entities, times, or conclusions.
A fragmented market note reports on refined metals, fuel oil No 2 prices in New York and West Texas light crude, with references to Saudi Arabia and gasoline markets. The text is garbled but indicates price movement versus Tuesday and mentions FOB terms and soy products.
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