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Q: Hi, your response to Stephen about TSGI "Blackstone, which owns 24M shares, has offered to sell 8.3M shares at a small discount." . Should one worry? This is 1/3 of their holdings. And does "at a discount" mean that they really wanted to get rid of the 1/3 as quickly as possible? I know you can't confirm this but can it be that they know something we don't?
Read Answer Asked by Marco on February 27, 2019
Q: In July 2018 you had a b+ rating, hoping for growth in AUM, and possible acquisitions, can you provide current scorecard on these points please? Opinion on sale of Mutual Fund business to Canoe and how that will effect previous points? Your report was accurate forecasting slow and steady and enjoy the dividend, suppose I'm bored and looking for a reason to not bail and look for more capital appreciation when markets are flying.
Read Answer Asked by Charles on February 27, 2019
Q: Just a comment for some additional perspective on the automatic share transaction plan of CSU's CEO: If today's share price action was a result of the announcement that the CEO may be selling up to 100 shares per week for a year (up to 5,200 shares), then the sellers who were bailing out are just being nutty. At the rate of 100 shares per week, it would take him approximately 84 years to divest himself of his current CSU shares position. Now there's an investment horizon for you!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on February 26, 2019
Q: Why is it doing so poorly? Should I jump the PKL ship?
Read Answer Asked by Sharon on February 26, 2019
Q: Hi, Any comments on this PR. Thanks
TORONTO, Feb. 25, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Constellation Software Inc. (“CSI”) (CSU.TO) announced today that Mark Leonard has notified the Company that he or entities controlled by him (“Leonard”) intend to enter into an automatic share purchase and disposition agreement (“ASPD”) with a registered broker in Canada.

Under the terms of the ASPD Leonard will sell 100 CSI common shares per week when the price exceeds $1,000 per share, and intends to purchase 100 common shares per week when the price is less than $800 per share. Leonard anticipates starting the ASPD shortly, and continuing it for one year.
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on February 25, 2019
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