Stilo Share Discussion Threads

[mudbath] 26/4/2019 21:37

StiloLosses

"Authorbridge's failure,
Dwindling balance sheet,
Failing Jats,
Appalling revenues,
Appalling profits,
Dreadful outlook etc,etc,etc"



Please check your facts starting with that AuthorBridge failure claim(and then the rest) .

[escapetohome] 24/4/2019 16:44

Not very funny Stilo International this share price is it?

[stilolosses] 19/4/2019 11:05

Morning Mudbath!

Maybe we can get you to start posting your normal misleading, deceitful, made up rubbish to help you buy and sell another 20 million shares.

Stilo's tide with massive currents have been turning for 25 years.

I will, as always, call it as it is.

So far apart from a minor blip I think I have been spot on about:

Authorbridge's failure,
Dwindling balance sheet,
Failing Jats,
Appalling revenues,
Appalling profits,
Dreadful outlook etc,etc,etc

Like I said, in, the meantime, you could help us by making up some news like normal so that you can deal another 20 million shares. I give it to you there.

As we know they will probably discontinue something else when they have a new product when the tide turns a tiny little bit.

Anyway, when you do attend the AGM please do ask them about why they will be struggling on a paltry £1.5 million revenues?

You could ask them if your so called tide will turn in the next 20 years or so before, during or after the delisting?

Please do let us all know what they say at the AGM but on second thoughts don't worry about it as I will tell you more or less exactly what they will be saying in the next couple of weeks or so.

Cheeerio for now!

[mudbath] 19/4/2019 08:52

Keeeeeeeeeep posting SL !

One question though:-

When the tide turns Stilo's way and optimism reigns,will you then be pontificating endlessly about the upside and how correctly you called the company's fortunes over the past decade?

Hopefully you personally will delist in the intervening period.

Cheerio.

[stilolosses] 18/4/2019 19:56

As it happens I think I will be able to help when it comes the Stilo’s AGM statement as it is so predictable year on year.

In the next couple of weeks or so I will skim over their last 20 years annual results together with their AGM reports and see what I can conjure up.

In all honesty we all know that all they are going to say, just like the last 25 years or so, is that business is in line with managements expectations (even though these expectations are currently probably set at a pathetic £1.2 million), product development continues at pace and the balance sheet is just fine etc, etc, etc, etc.

Hood, hood, wink, wink, I don't think they will talk about the failing products that they have discontinued for obvious reasons.

In other words, continuing to take us all on a ride!

[stilolosses] 18/4/2019 19:46

If I can recall correctly Mudbath stevenkennedy was another one of your so called aliases.

If I have a few minutes spare I will try and pull out the other additional 2 or 3 aliases that you came up with.

Maybe all 4 or 5 of you can go together and put the following questions at the AGM

1. With your revenues being an abysmal £1.5 million, how is it you have said in your 12 month end report that they current year is going to be a struggle?

2. Can it really get worse from the current dismal revenue base of only £1.5 million?

3. When do you plan to delist?

4. Why has Authorbridge been such a flop after 4 or 5 years?

5. Will you manage to hit £1.2 million revenues in the current year?

6. Would it not be best to buy a couple of fish and chip shops in order to generate some more revenues and profits?

7. How low do you expect to see the share price to fall during the next 12 months?

8. Will you continue to offer share holder value over the next 25 years from the current 2.5p level?

9. Are you going to award any more shares to the directors?

10. Could the AGM in 2019 or 2020 be the last that you hold before you delist?

11. Like Omnimark and Migrate before it will 20 years be about right for them to build a tiny little bit of revenue with Authorbridge?

[mudbath] 17/4/2019 22:56

Maybe stevenkennedy would like to accompany me to the AGM.

Steven ?

[stilolosses] 10/4/2019 23:22

Hello Mudbath!

Will you be attending the AGM which will as normal consist of about 10 people in total?

Maybe you can take a friend and push those numbers up to 12 people?

Would be nice if you did attend and ask them if they plan on calling it a day with Authorbridge or if they do continue with it, if it will manage to make them £40,000 to replace the £400,000 they lost in 2018 in the next 5 years or so?

[stilolosses] 09/4/2019 22:52

I think the board are simply shouting about the costs now so that they can justify the delisting when we have digested this news.

In terms of cheap shares I am sure the board and Brewing will continue to put their money where their mouth is and mop everything up before, during and after the delisting.

No doubt they will continue to offer shareholder value.

[escapetohome] 09/4/2019 22:41

You 2 make a perfect pairing of buy high and sell low.

Maybe the bod are in on it too.

How on earth can their previous statements be reconciled with their current talk about listing costs. Are they after cheap shares too?

[stilolosses] 09/4/2019 22:20

Maybe in the meantime you can re-commence your normal fictitious and misleading information agenda about Stilo's products and tell us all how huge the market and customer money making machine really is.

Will revenues this year come in at a huge £1.1 million, £1.4 million or a staggering £1.6 million?

[stilolosses] 09/4/2019 22:15

Good evening Mudbath!

Are you attending the AGM next month?

In all fairness I think management will be able to simply confirm the dire state of affairs with the dreadful outlook with simply posting a couple of lines.

Also, if you do attend, please do ask them when they plan to hold their last AGM before they delist?

Whilst you at it you may want to pop the following question too:

How revolutionary has Authorbridge been since inception all those years ago?

[mudbath] 09/4/2019 21:38

SL



Band member No 1.

[stilolosses] 09/4/2019 10:12

I am more than happy a thousand times over to give that one to you like the gentleman that I am.

As shareholders the only language that we seem to understand is the language about money so lets just look at a few things about Stilo.

In terms of attending the AGM, the answer is a no to that and I am pretty sure you will not be attending either.

Incidentally, if you do happen to attend why not ask management a few questions in terms of Authorbridge and the delisting.

Here is what management said about their truly revolutionary product Migrate in their 12 month end report for 2008 (reported in March 2009)

Migrate

Migrate, a new, ground-breaking, online content conversion service,
Stilo Migrate, the world's first on-demand content migration service, is the embodiment of Stilo's extensive content engineering expertise and advanced content processing technology. It is set to revolutionise the growing market for content migration services. The initial beta test version was released in December 2008, to very good customer acclaim, Accessible 24x7 from anywhere in the world, users are able to upload source documents over the internet and migrate content to target XML formats, on a pay-as-you-use basis.

Shockingly, but not surprisingly, they had a turnover of £3,086,000 in 2008 however since then they have closed one of their divisions in the SAP market and discontinued most of the other products that they had back then.

Fast forward the clock to 2019 and they are now having a paltry turnover of around £1,500,000 etc, etc, etc and moaning about listing costs.

Notice what they said about Migrate “ground-breaking and set to revolutionise the growing market for content migration services.”

So with this in mind how much did Migrate end up revolutionising the growing market?

The answer to that one is to the tune of about £200,000 per year every year. Least it is every year and least Migrate was never discontinued.

What a fantastic achievement for a product which back in 2008 was set to revolutionise the growing market.

Omnimark

Guess what management said about Omnimark lol?

Well here goes. This is what management said about Omnimark in their end of year report for 2008:

OmniMark provides an application development and high performance run-time environment for XML content processing applications. Users of OmniMark are able to reduce significantly the time and costs of developing and maintaining new content processing applications, whilst ensuring high-performance levels of execution which is especially critical to major web applications. OmniMark has been deployed by customers around the world over a fifteen year period, and is a robust, well-proven technology. OmniMark v9 was released in December 2008.

So this well-proven technology is now around 25 years old as in their 2008 end of year report it had been around for over 15 years.

As we all know Omnimark now generates a whopping £800,000 (about) per year with it occasionally being between £700k and £700k.

So if you do happen to attend the AGM Mudbath, please feel free to ask them the following:

1.When will they be delising?
2.Will Authorbridge ever be ready and how much will that revolutionise the growing market just like Migrate and Omnimark?
3.Why after their 2008 end report does Migrate only turnover about £200k?
4.Why are they moaning about listing costs?
5.Why is their turnover a derisory £1.5 million?
6.What normally happens when a share delists in terms of shareholder value?
7.Why have they failed the shareholders and will continue to fail shareholders?
8.Do they plan to continue to revolutionise the growing market with more dreadful world leading products?
9.What will they do when they delist?
10.The proposed date of the delising?

Hopefully this set of new 10 questions are a little bit more relevant and worthy of putting to the board in their AGM.

[mudbath] 08/4/2019 18:41

TERN and KIN did the business in 2018 when this was your destructive comment :-

"Your new strategy to get others to look at alternative investments like TERN and KIN seem really, really, really, really desperate!"

BYOT now receives similar disapproval :-

"Now that you have completely run out of ideas to support Stilo you think it is a good idea to use this thread to promote other stocks.

That is desperate and is very disrespectful indeed."

Byotrol !
Look and learn SL.

By the way,ARE YOU ATTENDING THE STLO AGM ?

[mudbath] 08/4/2019 17:17

Will you be attending the AGM, StiloLosses ?

[stilolosses] 08/4/2019 16:55

My Lord. how awful is that Mudbath.

Now that you have completely run out of ideas to support Stilo you think it is a good idea to use this thread to promote other stocks.

That is desperate and is very disrespectful indeed.

Maybe you should use your energy to explain where Stilo management failed and answer my 10 questions about the failure of Authorbridge.

Also when did you decide not to promote Stilo any longer and do you still feel it is now undervalued with a delisting just 12 to 18 months away?

[mudbath] 08/4/2019 14:37

Delisting a bad company,if one has not already bailed out,can be the end of the road.

In the case of Stilo though,such is not the case,for its value remains intact,whether quoted on AIM or not.

Whilst posting,could I mention that BYOT remains very much my share of the year.
Currently quoted at 2.4/2.5 pence,I am confident that holders will see a 50% uplift in the share price in the short term,generating a mid price of 3.5pence.

[stilolosses] 08/4/2019 11:39

We all know what happens during a delisting but Mudbath will no doubt argue that it will be tremendously beneficial.

I feel for you Escape. I really do. If any consolation I think we all know what we let ourselves into from time to time.

In your case Mudbath I must admit I do think that you are incredibly loyal to Stilo even at times like this. I wonder if that loyalty is genuine or if it is for the sake of you trading another 20 million shares lol.

Whatever management says: Be it that they are going to raise further funds; they are going to issue themselves with further options; that the model is not working; that they are going to delist in the future, etc, etc, etc, I do not think there has ever been a time that you have stood up and said anything negative no matter what.

I think we all know that now that they have started shouting about the cost of being a listed company you, like the gentleman that you are, will argue until the cows come home that delisting is in fact a super move by management and that if there are a tremendous amount of super benefits for Stilo to delist.

That some may argue is complete loyalty or you being completely crazy!

As grown up adults we all know that 99.5 times out of 100 a delisting turns out to be disastrous for all concerned but no doubt you will continue to argue the complete opposite and tell us otherwise.

It really does remind me of all the times you argued how tremendously well Stilo was doing when absolutely everything was in complete and utter reverse gear.

Remember the good old days when I kept on telling you that all your assumptions, beliefs and thoughts about Omnimark, Migrate and of recent Authorbridge was completely far fetched but you kept on telling me that I didn't know what I was talking about.

25 years after starting out and Stilo super, fantastic and cream of the crop products are now only raising £1.5 million annually and no doubt you think that this is a fantastic achievement and for them to delist would be absolutely a fantastic move for the long suffering shareholders.

I wonder why you now never talk about Stilo's super products anymore Mudbath.

I wonder if this is because management has been brutally honest about them in their 12 month report and have put to bed the multiple years project this will continue to be just like Omnimark has been for the last 25 years and Migrate for the last 10 years plus.

The delisting when it comes you will continue to argue will be so incredibly good and beneficial for all concerned when we all know what happens to ones investment at the time of a delisting.

In closing, I am somewhat surprised you have not told us that management now talking about the listing costs does not mean a delisting. I would have thought that would have been your first line of defence.

[escapetohome] 07/4/2019 23:28

I have invested £1,500 or so in this company.its now worth £500.

I wouldnt put a penny more into this company.

I think delisting is a huge risk.

I got my timing completely wrong.

Anyone who puts serious money into these sorts of companies, could end up very poor.

Hence the need to view them as gambles and invest accordingly small amounts, for potential high return.

Equally i have no emotion tied up in this share whatsoever. Delist.

[stilolosses] 07/4/2019 23:17

Well thats nice to know Mudbath.

Such a shame that management cannot do anything right here but the very last thing that I ever thought they would end up doing is start talking about listing costs.

A recent delisting about a month ago I heard of a company called Richoux and believe me when management of that company made a statement to the exchange about delisting the price simply fell through the floor and ended up arouund a penny.

As we all know this is what normally happens during a delisting.

Personally, with management here saying it is going to be a hard year I think we will probably have to wait until March next year for them to come out with their final results at which point they will probably speak more openly about the listing costs by talking about a delisting. At that point we should then see the share price decline if not sooner.

I take no pleasure in saying this just as I took no pleasure in predicting what I did for 2018.

Like I said, you win some and lose some.

[mudbath] 07/4/2019 22:28

The sun too went down this afternoon,yet we are not blaming you StiloLosses.

[stilolosses] 07/4/2019 22:07

This will certainly be a very, very cheap stock. Just watch this space.

Course, as we all know it is only a matter of time before the stock gets even cheaper when management really start talking about the delisting.

Shame that nobody else was able to see the following happening:

Omnimark down!

Migrate down!

Cash down!

Revenues down!

Profits down!

Jats product discarded!

Authorbridge continuing to remain down!

Oops! Sorry! Authorbridge version 3 still not ready with management not even able to get much interest in it by throwing it out there for free!

Management outlook completely down!

The icing on the cake obviously the impending delisting when it suits management.

We know whose fault it is…….You got it! Stilolosses fault!

Nothing to do with management. It didn’t happen on their watch.

[escapetohome] 07/4/2019 20:22

I wonder Mudbath?

Could it possibly be Stilolosses?

Hmmm, interesting, someone looking for cheap stock methinks!!!

[mudbath] 07/4/2019 18:40

Wonder who posted this:-

"Management has made superb progress during the last 12 months, especially in relation to cash, profits, revenues and Author Bridge. Credit where it is due.

Things will definitely get better during the next couple of years and beyond. The share price may fall which will only affect short term buyers and sellers but anybody who is in it for the long term are now on a winner.

The story is long term and not short term and the rewards will definitely be felt. That’s coming from somebody who has been a harsh critic of Stilo for some time."