 Shares of Central Eastern Europe Fund Inc. CEE, -12.77 sank another 11.5 in afternoon trading Wednesday toward a 21-year low, after the investment fund said its investment adviser, DWS International GmbH, recommended its clients not make new investments in Russian securities. The funds shares, which are on track for the lowest close since October 2001, have now tumbled 55.7 since Russias invasion of Ukraine last Thursday, while the iShares MSCI Russia ETF ERUS, -0.67 has plunged 59.3 over the same time, and the SP 500 SPX, 2.03 has gained 4.0. 