Gatekeeper Systems Inc V.GSI

This is where the real fun begins

[ranman]

I love the part where your penny stock trades in 1/2, 1 or 2 cent increments while building a base in the 20's, 30's, 70's etc.

Once it hits a buck or more the half penny trades are long gone.

That's when building a JamesWW sized base makes all your second guessing disappear.

Ciao... I won't forget about your Christopher Mayer book "100 BAGGERS"

 No reason we aren't sitting on one here.

[JamesWW]

Ranman, It has not been easy. Along our path we have seen ups and downs. I have been red for long periods 4-5 years ago and such. Held. Averaged down.  Now, sitting here it's hard to hold seeing 600% plus returns.... but.... I firmly believe $4 will come sooner that we think. IMHO. James.  

[NAGGY23]

I'm bullish as well but calm down we need alot more things to happen before that to be 100 bagger it's good to get excited but better to be realistic, my opinion is for it to be a 100 bagger would be 7$ share price .. will be bought out before that and not for 700 million , GSI would have to raise alot of money or borrow to complete large contracts hire more staff possibly a bigger

[Gord_Alberta]

Totally agree! I bought last January in my TFSA at $0.24 - a 10 banger "for me" is $2.40; a 100 banger is $24 a share - which will never happen. There comes a point where I say TY, grab my profits - then move on...  

[Dunworkin2]

Anything and everything is possible with GSI. From recent news releases we are getting contracts with the 6th largest and/or 8th largest transit authorities. What if we start getting deals with the largest? Or be the go to name for #1, #2 and # 3 transit authorities? (Maybe we already do, not sure). The point I'm trying to make is "never say never". I was part of a big move

[ranman]

You're both correct. I am gettig a little overly excited. I'm allowed. I have bought this stock (July 2019) at $0.135.... have since averaged up to $0.45 A 100 bagger at $13.50  is asking a bit too much.

[BoardAddict]

We are most likely to be bought out by a company in the US and therefore the current currency gap should help accelerate this sale.  Doug Dyment's personal goal is a $1Billion (CAD) evaluation or approx. $784,500,000 (USD) which is roughly $11.16/share (CAD) or $8.75/share (USD).     With reoccurring contract revenue, significantly increasing margins, product that saves