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Constellation Software Inc T.CSU

Alternate Symbol(s):  CNSWF | T.CSU.DB

Constellation Software Inc. is a provider of software and services to a select group of public and private sector markets. The Company acquires, manages, and builds vertical market software (VMS) businesses, which provide specialized, mission-critical software solutions that address the specific needs of its customers. It is engaged principally in the development, installation, and customization of software as well as in the provisioning of related professional services and support for customers globally. It sells on-premises software licenses on both a perpetual and specified-term basis. It has six operating groups, which service customers in over 100 different markets around the world. The six operating groups include Volaris, Harris, Topicus, Vela, Jonas, and Perseus Group. The Company operates offices in North America, Europe, Australia, South America and Africa.


TSX:CSU - Post by User

Comment by MrAlbertaon Dec 19, 2023 10:56pm
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RE:RE:Dec 19 share price plummet?

RE:RE:Dec 19 share price plummet?Yeah, but at >$3k per share it will always have low volumes unless institutions with large positions sold huge blocks of shares. Lesson learned might be just have a lowball offer in place until someone selects  to sell "at market" and the only offer on the table is offensively low. Then a few trades later, things recover.
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