ceb, you have some dodgy maths there (again, hehehehe, keep...

ceb, you have some dodgy maths there (again, hehehehe, keep working on 2nd grade).

I assume that you have the right numbers at each of the trade levels.

So in statistics, you should have:

14% less than or equal to 9.0c and 86% greater than 9.0c
32% less than or equal to 9.1c and 68% greater than 9.1c
49% less than or equal to 9.2c and 51% greater than 9.2c
58% less than or equal to 9.3c and 42% greater than 9.3c
73% less than or equal to 9.4c and 27% greater than 9.4c
78% less than or equal to 9.5c and 22% greater than 9.5c

That's working from shares traded, not dollars.

lans is right, 9.6c was the high for the day. And 22% of trades at 9.6c is impressive IMO.

Reality beats theory. Your bell curve is theoretical.

Love your work though. But if you get too theoretical, I'll call you either Ross or Ziggy. Your choice :)