Stilo Share Discussion Threads

[clocktower] 23/7/2019 09:36

Your correct bonio10000 - learnt a lesson there but when you get directors providing false information to investors and being unwilling to provide information to liquidators, they should have been investigated, as as you may well know the company was sold to former directors for peanuts and is still trading. Concert Party got away with it.

If the regulators had done their job, I expect you would have seen a fair number of insiders would have end up in jail, and maybe the auditors imo.

A company sold for £10k was profitable, when they falsely represented it as losing money.

Problem with some AIM companies when they de-list.

[mudbath] 23/7/2019 09:04

The GetBusy results highlighted above only serve to illustrate what a raging bargain Stilo shares are.
Well worth comparing the two performances,having regard of course to the two market caps.

[bonio10000] 23/7/2019 09:01

Didn't you do your spuds on WTV?

[clocktower] 23/7/2019 08:50

How its done.

[knowing] 23/7/2019 08:32

No stock down here

[bonio10000] 22/7/2019 16:36

Thanks dad.

[knowing] 22/7/2019 16:22

Krrrrm no need to argue as you can't buy any anyway

[clocktower] 22/7/2019 16:17

You need to DYOR bonio10000, wise to be well informed before investing in any stock.

[bonio10000] 22/7/2019 15:17

Not saying it is a raging buy - but there is potential value and the more so as the price keeps falling.

[bonio10000] 22/7/2019 15:16

They might do.

But to buy now you are looking at 12% yield.

I presume costs will be a fair bit lower once delisted.

It is still more tax efficient to vote dividends and I'm not sure whether the Directors have a controlling stake?

If not - they can be removed by the larger shareholders.

[clocktower] 22/7/2019 15:11

De-listed they might just take higher salaries - IF they make profits?

[bonio10000] 22/7/2019 15:09

The yield is impressive.

So disagree dead money.

The board will be wanting dividends.

[clocktower] 22/7/2019 15:01

Interesting link. Thanks. However if de-listed as expected - dead money.Bod reap the rewards.

[mudbath] 22/7/2019 13:42

November 2018



July 18th 2019



"Industry-wide, the cost of implementing the EU’s new MDR and IVDR requirements is estimated at nearly $20 billion. A significant portion of that cost is due to new content requirements. Says TransPerfect MDS President Marc Miller, “Two critical areas affected by MDR and IVDR are labeling – including translations – and post-market surveillance. The new regulations will create a substantial, permanent increase in the volume and velocity of content in both of these areas. The only practical way to address this increase is through automation and AI.”

" TransPerfect’s Rapid Prototyping Program enables device makers to build an evidence-based business case for management approval.

The specialized division also recently introduced an AI portal for MDR and IVDR post-market surveillance to provide cost- and time-efficient translation of PMS data. Compatible with 30+ file formats, including scanned images and PDFs, the portal supports more than 40 languages and helps manufacturers manage the increased volumes and faster turnarounds required under MDR and IVDR.

The division’s certification to ISO 18587 ensures that processes and output for AI-enabled translation meet specific requirements and provides clients with confidence that AI technology has been implemented according to best practices to support quality and patient safety."

[mudbath] 13/7/2019 09:13

Once unlisted, holders will also benefit,maybe significantly ,from any sale of Stilo International.

[bonio10000] 12/7/2019 14:42

Once unlisted, the only return is the yield. You aren't selling the shares for anything.

Take out the listing costs and the yield could actually be attractive.

[quepassa] 14/6/2019 12:46

18% Bid-Offer spread.

Depends on your definition of tight.

Good luck all.

[knowing] 14/6/2019 12:33

Quite tight for STL 1.1/1.3

[mudbath] 13/6/2019 20:25

I am a buyer BTW. Hope this helps.

[mudbath] 13/6/2019 20:23

I enquire once again SL are you a buyer or a seller at or within the current quote.

[knowing] 13/6/2019 16:42

Not taken any position but see that the Directors are in at much higher levels. I am sure that they want a return on their money. If volume picks up it may be time to buy a few however until that day it's a case of watching on the sidelines.

[escapetohome] 12/6/2019 23:54

Just thinking, what if?

They dont delist.

The weak holders will have cleared setting the scene for a vertiginous rise.

Those buying now will have got a bargin.

My theory that stl and mb work together with opp views to make a market when one shouldnt really exist too illuquid.

[stilolosses] 12/6/2019 23:05

So now Stilo International has taken a new position for the current financial year in the market by trying to give Migrate and Authorbridge away for free

hxxp://www.stilo.com/migrate-dita/

hxxp://www.stilo.com/authorbridge-landing-page/

Over the years I have written so, so, so, so many posts giving precise and exact reasons as to why Stilo has and will continue to struggle.

It’s that bad at Stilo that they have no other option but to throw out freebies to potential customers. One problem though. I can more or less guarantee that in this minute, tiny market, despite throwing their products out there for free, they will still end up in negative territory.

They will continue to go south on all fronts: cash, revenues, profits, products etc,etc,etc

So where next for Stilo.

I expect the share price to hit lower levels than the current share price to around half a pence.

I expect them to report terrible numbers all round for the current year and I firmly believe that it is only a matter of time before they try and get de-listed by which time the share price will be considerably lower than the current 1 pence level.

I have been spot on so far and with Stilo International and with them continuing to struggle, despite giving their products away for free, its only a matter of time before we see the current share price go even lower than the current level as they work their way through their cash pile with next to little sales,

When I said the share price would fall to 3 pence, I was told that I was speaking rubbish.

When I said the share price would fall to 2 pence, I was told that I was speaking rubbish.

When I said the share price would fall to 1 pence, I was again told that I was speaking rubbish.

No doubt I am still speaking rubbish with my prediction that the share price will soon fall to around half a penny in due course before the de-lising.

[bakunin] 10/6/2019 22:03

Looks like they should indeed have had a bowling-pin strategy.