Stilo Share Discussion Threads

[michaelmouse] 17/5/2019 13:04

Apologies should be "your" and not "you're".

[michaelmouse] 17/5/2019 13:03

Clear that a de-listing and awful trading statement should be expected next week.

My new price target is 0.125p.

Our resident "Stilo expert" did warn you all. All bow down to StiloLosses!!.

Best to sell at this time I'd say.

Being de-listed is a disaster, you're so right SL. BTW with you're undoubted brilliance could you please answer my question raised earlier:-

post #2891 - "Could our resident "Stilo expert" just explain to me though how Ashman and Burnham would ever profit from a de-listing since they hold around 25% of the company?"

TIA.

[stilolosses] 17/5/2019 11:53

No whining Mudbath! Just being "honest" about Stilo's "real state of affairs".

[mudbath] 17/5/2019 11:06

Well at least it would stop your repetitive whining SL.

[stilolosses] 17/5/2019 10:50

I take no pleasure saying "I told you so!"

Our "resident professional market experts" have always continued to pull the wool over our eyes about Stilo International, telling us how super it is, its world leading products and the fantastic opportunities that lie ahead.

The products, though good, have limited ability in a small, miniscule market place, with better products and competitors elsewhere, with the company just unable to move sales to any meaningful level, with management now moaning about listing costs etc, etc, etc.

The list is just endless.

Our experts, though, will continue to tell us much of the same as they have done for years.

Their new stance now being that being de-listed is the best thing since "sliced bread".

[escapetohome] 17/5/2019 09:59

An unacceptable performance.

This share price is worth no more words.

[stilolosses] 17/5/2019 09:24

Morning Michaelmouse...."our right honourable resident professional market expert!

As dividends are "guaranteed" forever, I think you need to put that question to them at the AGM.

Course, that is if David can be bothered to turn up at the AGM soon (hint, hint!)

Course, he could use it to buy himself a studio flat in Kensington as per your previous post.

[michaelmouse] 17/5/2019 07:26

LOL. Very good mudbath!

post #2889 by our resident "Stilo Expert" is a bit like the combination of lyrics from "Three Steps to Heaven" and "It wasn't me".

P.S. post #2889 "In closing, you need to understand the serious nature of Stilo's current position."

I do understand how dire Stilo's situation is, and my sell order has been lodged. I really don't want to be holding this company's shares when it de-lists and the share price plunges to nearly zero. :(

Could our resident "Stilo expert" just explain to me though how Ashman and Burnham would ever profit from a de-listing since they hold around 25% of the company?

[mudbath] 16/5/2019 21:54

Yes,what with Burnham and Ashman it is no wonder StiloLosses fears that his investment is going up in smoke.

[stilolosses] 16/5/2019 21:51

Good grief! Just amazing how one can completely and utterly twist things round and try and appear purer than pure and whiter than white.

Point One: I have given you the name of "professional resident experts", not the other way round.

Point Two: My posts have never been meant to be "interesting and varied". They have simply reflected the true status of Stilo International, its products and management.

Point Three: Not my fault that Stilo has struggled for the past 25 years and continues to struggle to sell any of its products in any meaningful manner other than the current paltry £1.5 million revenues etc, etc, etc.

Point Four: Not my fault that management want to de-list if they can and are complaining about the listing costs.

Point Five: Not my fault that there has never been much of a market for Stilo to operate in. A market which has better competitors with better products.

Point Six: Not my fault that management see business as being "challenging" etc, etc, etc.

Point Seven: Not my fault the the share price reflects the worth of Stilo International.

Point Eight: Not my fault that you "resident professional market experts" have been leading us all down a dark alley.

Point Nine: Not my fault that you "resident professional market experts" have been "completely off the mark" from day one and are now trying to turn the current status of Stilo into more of a "comical scenario."

Point Ten: Not my fault again you "resident professional market experts" are smiling and joking around and turning the current sad state of Stilo, its declining share price and hard times into a comedy.

In closing, you need to understand the serious nature of Stilo's current position.

[michaelmouse] 16/5/2019 18:41

I have to confess that I've missed many of your interesting and varied posts, but I have read a couple and tbh they're far too optimistic for my liking.

I think full year revenues for 2019 will dip to around £500,000, and David Ashman will use the remaining £1.3m in cash to buy a studio flat in Kensington.

The company will be worthless imo. My new price target is 0.025p or a market cap. of £28,500.

I don't want to scaremonger, but the company will almost certainly de-list and who wants to be holding shares in a private company with a share price of 0.025p that has no debt, pays a dividend more than four it's market cap. and has £1.3m cash on the books?

It's all very scary stuff. You'd never, ever, ever, ever be able to sell your shares. :(

TBH there are plenty of pre-revenue companies out there on multi-million pound market caps that are far less risky or alternatively you can find quite a few that are valued on a mere 10 times/ 100 times their current revenues. Don't worry about the sums btw, what could possibly go wrong with safer bets like that?

[stilolosses] 16/5/2019 17:14

I have already issued the AGM for Stilo. You seem to have missed it.

If the share price does go down to 0.05p would it be worthwhile to hold a de-listed share where it becomes impossible to trade?

No doubt, our resident "professional market experts" have all the answers and will be spot on as they have been for several years.

I have been informing our so called experts about Stilo for so long but they continued to tell us year after year after year that things were ticking along just fine.

A 30% reduction one year followed with a 5% increase during the next 5 years, according to our experts, is super, tremendous success.

[michaelmouse] 16/5/2019 14:24

Brewin still off-loading I think. Another 16% to get rid of. Bleak. I revise my target price down to 0.05p. This seems sensible to me. Gives a market cap of £57,000. With little more than £1.3m in cash and no debt Stilo could go under imo.

Trading statement will be a stinker. The worst ever. Sell before it's too late, although I never give advice or scaremonger. AIMHO.

[escapetohome] 16/5/2019 12:51

Down!

This isnt good.

A rudderless ship , any signs of tidal waves?

[mudbath] 16/5/2019 12:43

TERN indeed .

I believe that another upward surge in their share price is already underway.

Get in there !

[stilolosses] 16/5/2019 09:20

Life will continue to be rich for the next 25 years.

The only thing guaranteed with Stilo is Omnimark revenue at around £800k yearly.

They knew they woould not get much with Migrate again so have decided to recruit some salesperson as a last resort in order to get a little bit of Migrate sales otherwise it would be a complete letdown on sales for the current year.

Authorbridge as we all know has been about for 4 or 5 years now and with better competition, a minute Dita market and Authorbridge also being a very, very, very low priced product, it is going to take years and years to get this moving.

All we need now is for them to say business is bad, we are going to de-list and then tell everybody that the dividends will slowly be reduced or stopped.

Oh yeah! Before I forget. Invest in us now and we will for the time being pay you a little dividend with the promise of wiping out your investment.

So what Visa and Intel has used their service on a small scale. Companies have done this and walked away over the last 12 years or so as Migrate is a one off product for them and Stilo can only generate a few sales of this each year as they have shown over the last 12 years or so.

Official AGM soon then!

TERN it is then!

[mudbath] 16/5/2019 08:30

Nobody barring you ever said "incredibly" challenging.

Business is challenging-every minute of every day.

Ask VISA and INTEL why they have just enrolled Stilo's help when,"nobody has ever needed Stilo's products".

Life is a rich pageant.Enjoy it!

[stilolosses] 15/5/2019 22:07

So called "professional market experts" got this completely wrong up to now but are simply "far too proud" to be able to admit it.

What a shame that Stilo management have not been able to move this on in any meaningful manner after 25 years of trying.

In closing, if anybody thinks that anything at Stilo is ever going to "soar" they are completely and utterly "deluded".

Even a 12 year old could tell you that things will continue in reverse gear for some serious time before anything even thinks of getting slightly better.

Nobody has ever needed Stilo's products in any serious measure to date and this will continue for some years yet as there just is no market or appetite for any customers to spend in the Dita market.

Customers have shown this during the last 25 years and will continue to do so for the next 25.

The company, in there own words will continue to find things incredibly " challenging".

I have already issued Stilo's AGM Statement for them. All they need to do now is issue the real one.

[mudbath] 15/5/2019 20:45

A neat and accurate summary in 7 words there,escapetohome.

[escapetohome] 15/5/2019 20:25

A screamimg buy at those levels michael.

[michaelmouse] 15/5/2019 20:03

Incidentally, Brewin Dolphin have sold down 1.1% since September and are down to their last 16%. It's a worrying sign. If they sell the whole lot (remaining 16%) in the open market then a share price of 0.1p is not out of the question imo giving the company a market cap. of just £114,000. :(

I don't mean to scaremonger though. ATB.

[michaelmouse] 15/5/2019 19:48

post #2874

Perhaps to save you some time, here are some scenarios for next week's trading statement:-

1) Trading is not great or poor. Company suggests that they de-list and calls an EGM. Share price slumps.

2) Trading is in-line. No mention of a de-list just yet, but hints it's a possibility. Share price remains static or falls slightly.

3) Trading is more buoyant than anticipated. No mention of de-listing. Share price soars.

Alternatively,

a) A possible MBO is announced or
b) An offer is made for the company by a third party.

Given the recent full year results statement then I'm anticipating scenario 1. The share price will fall below 1p I'd guess. :)

[stilolosses] 15/5/2019 17:14

Looks like Brewin's, Stilo's majority shareholder, too is now off loading.

They too know that when Stilo decides to de-list the share price will be going through the floor. Bloody marvellous!

What a sad state of affairs that Stilo is not even able to generate and build on a meagre £1.5 million of revenues after 25 years of trading, rather continuing south like always (with the occasional movement north).

How they manage to move 2 steps forward and then 10 steps back is no surprise to me at all.

Course, our very own resident “professional market experts” will tell us that this is all part of the plan for Stilo as it moves forward. Oops! I meant backwards!

Roll on the "official AGM"