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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Constellation Software Inc T.CSU.DB


Primary Symbol: T.CSU Alternate Symbol(s):  CNSWF

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... see more

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Constellation Software Inc > Dec 19 share price plummet?
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Post by MrAlberta on Dec 19, 2023 10:00pm

Dec 19 share price plummet?

Any thoughts on why CSU dropped like a rock today? I can see things being a a little overbought after the big run up in the past few weeks but to give it all back so soon seems a bit weird. Looking forward to any informed opinions on this.
Comment by CHECKMATE77 on Dec 19, 2023 10:38pm
My guess. csu is a thin trader most trades below 100 . Today a shareholder or two decide to to sell and they held a good number of shares. bang,,, 
Comment by MrAlberta on Dec 19, 2023 10:56pm
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.
Comment by MrAlberta on Jan 22, 2024 10:22pm
Figured it out way later, Dec 19 was the ex-dividend date. Anybody selling probably forgot about holding on for one more day and got sniped with lowball offers that cascaded lower.
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