trading range for buying cvi shares, page-6

Hi bigscot and tim

thanks for reply.

I think I am more flexible on buying at nasdaq so I can ajust the share price development even if I dont get all the shares I want.

Setting a stopp loss doesnt make sense, if the broker sells the stock I have to pay again 160 $.

The best thing I could do is to ask my twin brother who imigrated from Germany to Australia and is living in the Blue Mountains, to buy shares for me. But being a very good goldsmith he knows how to make beautiful opal jewellery but has no understanding of stocks and even hates it even to phone the broker. He just got a new etrade account because he got a bundle of free shares from his Healths Insurance Nibholding NHF but had a look in it only twice!

Never mind I will find a way to collect some more CVI shares before the count down on 7/1/08

regards from a cold country, wish I could be downunder!

jens