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Gatekeeper Systems Inc V.GSI

Alternate Symbol(s):  GKPRF

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. is a Canada-based provider of intelligent video and data solutions designed to provide a safer transportation environment for children, passengers, and public safety personnel on multiple transportation modes. It uses artificial intelligence, video analytics, and mobile data collectors to inter-connect public transportation assets within a smart city ecosystem. Its platform-as-a-service business model is centered around wirelessly enabled mobile data collectors which forms the foundation of its data company evolution. It engineers, manufactures and distributes high-definition mobile video and data solutions for a range of markets including school districts, law enforcement, public transit authorities, as well as the United States military. Its video management and video analytics software may be used in mobile or desktop applications for managing video evidence of incidents. Its solutions include Purchek, Business Intelligence, CartControl and CartManager Ultra.


TSXV:GSI - Post by User

Comment by Ciaoon Dec 03, 2020 8:50am
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Post# 32024847

RE:Analysis of Financing

RE:Analysis of Financing
IMHO, that makes no sense. 

The investor came in when the share price was .63.  It didn't drop below that price for 3 months, only dropping below .63 in the last 2 trading days before the Dec. 1 deadline when investors realized it wasn't going to close.

The investor(s) knew that their offer to take up shares at a premium moved the share price up.  They also knew that the constant delayed closings caused the share price to drop.

Price is really the sticking point if they saw this 3 month period as a call option on the stock, hoping it would be north of $1 so they would be essentially "in the money" vs. paying a premium with the share price back in the 60's.
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