Stilo Share Discussion Threads

[stilolosses] 12/9/2019 17:17

Oops!.........By the way Mr Fruitcake!.......No guarantee that it is going to go private as it may not get the votes that it need........

Then it would be forced to remain on the AIM market and the losses would be more steeper!

[stilolosses] 12/9/2019 17:15

Hello Mr Fruitcake!

Use your filtration system or vote with your feet!......Mr Fruitcake!

[smcl] 12/9/2019 16:47

This BB has to be populated by the two biggest fruitcakes on ADVFN. Repetitive postings day after day for year after year. The same private battle.

We’re all sick and tired of it.

Be glad when STL is a private entity!

[stilolosses] 12/9/2019 16:42

No doubt, hood! hood! wink! wink!

I am still talking a load of rubbish about Stilo going forward.

[stilolosses] 12/9/2019 16:40

I was telling our resident professional market experts that nobody was buying the products, the market size was too small, that the company cash pile, profits and revenues would fall, that the share price would dive and they would try and de-list, not forgetting that I also told them that the paltry small, minute dividend was paid at the discretion of management, but, of course, I was told that I was speaking a load of rubbish.

[stilolosses] 12/9/2019 15:48

Not ranting.

Stating facts.

You may want to read more of these facts in the annual and 6 month reports.

[robdance] 12/9/2019 14:18

SL. GET A LIFE AND MOVE ON WHY DO YOU CONTINUE WITH THIS CONSTANT RANTING??

[stilolosses] 12/9/2019 09:32

If management were so confident in their plans and knew exactly the direction of the market and Still itself then they would have piled in and bought shares themselves before anybody at the 1 pence level.

Management decided to run a country mile and decide not to invest a single further penny because they know very well that though they are trying to save a sinking ship things are still out of their hands as everything continues to dive south.

Products are not selling, customers don't need their products as many of them are doing the work in-house and there just is no demand in such a small overcrowded market.

This was the same story 25 years ago and remain until now.

Let's not forget all those products that they claimed were the worlds best only to withdraw them and get rid of them.

Will be interesting to see if management themselves continue buying any more shares, holding or selling them going forward.

Management ran a country mile and decided to buy nothing at a penny but no doubt you will have some kind of lame excuse as to why they showed no confidence in their company at the 1 penny level.

Maybe they will show confidence in their own company if they manage to de-list and value it at zero pence.

[stilolosses] 11/9/2019 23:34

Consistently off the mark and completely wrong about nearly all aspects of the company and it's products.

To date Stilo has not achieved anything other than wasting a huge amount of money on products that nobody want in a very competitive and small market place.

I don't think anybody knows about the BODs agenda but no doubt they are trying to do now what will help them reward themselves now and a later date.

Prospects have never been worse for Stilo hence them stopping dividends due to the continuing fall in profits and revenues and a fast dwindling cash pile.

Only you consider this as a "jackpot."

I'm sure all others also see the current mess Stilo are in as a "jackpot."

So you will now go on jaunt until December?

I think we will continue seeing you on the thread during and after your jaunt.

[mudbath] 11/9/2019 21:56

As you say SL,I have been consistent over the long term in my support for this gem of a micro cap.
Making a pile of cash along the way was the icing on the cake.
You have absolutely no idea as to the BOD agenda.
Prospects have never been better whilst the share price has rarely been so low.
That,in my book,spells jackpot.
Feel free to carry on with your nonsense for I am off on my annual jaunt to Madeira .
See you in December.

[stilolosses] 11/9/2019 21:23

You have been telling everybody for years and years that Stilo is on the "crusp"....pity management does not see this and this has been laid bare in their annual and 6 month reports.

But I understand that you have to raise false, fabricated and completely dishonest perceptions about Stilo in order to buy low and sell high.

I completely understand that and I totally understand that you have to go to whatever lengths to ban any posters that attempt to tell it how it is.

Just like Stilo management have laid bare the truth about how things continue to dive south at Stilo.

[mudbath] 11/9/2019 20:43

Oh dear,dear dear !

[stilolosses] 11/9/2019 20:21

Omnimark is not and has not done anything for years.

Migrate has done absolutely nothing apart from a few clients each year who between them spend around 200k, with management losing the 3 year contract that was the only thing going with Migrate.

Authirbridge has been and continues to be a total, complete, utter disaster with it raising about 20k year on year with it having a major shipment recently yet again.

The company can no longer afford dividends as the cash pile is fast dwindling as are profits and revenues.

The only thing the company can do is sack it's staff by having management changes, organisation changes, implementing other cost saving changes as well as trying to de-list.

The company knows very well that with everything going down they have to cut back on absolutely everything.

The company continues to report to the market that business is very, very quiet and will be loss making.

The next 2 to 3 years are going to be a disaster for the company and they know this and are now putting in place some safeguards in order to reduce the impact of negative sales and losses as much as they can.

Course, you will tell us that they are putting these changes in place because business prospects are looking so incredibly promising and they are going to be able to create sales and turn the business around overnight and start creating shareholder value once they have de-listed and value the share price at zero pence.

No doubt you believe that with only around 15 or 16 workers they are going to be able to turn this around and make profits again.

The very best they can now do is reduce everything in the hope business will pick up a little bit but this is going to be a massive, massive ask as nobody wants to spend any real money on any of their products.......

Hence the fast dwindling cash, profits and revenues and the sacking of even the paltry dividends which they know they cannot pay.

For years and years they were hoping that Authorbridge was going to be the money maker but after new release after new release of Authorbridge they have now come to realise and accept that this will never happen, informing the market in the process that there are better players out there already competing against and winning business against Authorbridge.

In the last 12 month report they even went to the trouble of stating that Authorbridge is still going to take years to generate any kind of revenues.

Managements views on Authorbridge are miles away from your views Mudbath about "Being on the crusp!"

[mudbath] 11/9/2019 17:55

Its posts like this that underline how correct it was to delay your re-entry as a contributor to this thread.
Being a paid up ADVFN subscriber you are now free to post such nonsense.


"StiloLosses10 Sep '19 - 13:46 - 3086 of 3109(premium)
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So now for those important accounts for when Stilo de-list

2020: Revenues £1,500,000 Losses £200,000 Cash of £600,000

2021: Revenues £1,300,000 Losses £250,000 Cash of £350,000

2022: Revenues £1,100,000 Losses £200,000 Cash of £100,000

I am also sure that market experts are talking about that recession which is now due."

Oh dear.

[stilolosses] 11/9/2019 12:54

In terms of Stilo wanting to reduce its equity by 30% is something that the company wants to do but as we all know as yet is out of their hands.

David Ashaman and his sons for the benefit of their grandchildren may end up having to continue as an Aim company if they do not get the right amount of votes and continue making significant losses.

[stilolosses] 11/9/2019 12:51

Hood! Hood! Wink! Wink!

Mossland has made such significant losses on Stilo that they are now averaging down to keep face.

[stilolosses] 11/9/2019 12:50

By now I think most of us completely understand your mode of operation Mudbath.

I myself completely understand that you need to continue ramping this up on completely false, fabricated information.

Short term, I think we should all be doing the same to help ramp this up for you so that you can sell another 20 million shares.

Now that you have no control over who you can ban and not ban on these boards I will try and see what I can do for you in terms of making something up about Stilo’s “potentialR21; which have been very obvious during the last 25 years plus.

If I can recall correctly you have been motoring on for many, many years about all of Stilo’s products, repeatedly telling us all year after year how they have made a significant, important shipment of either Authorbridge, Migrate or Omnimark.

So over the years Stilo have had around 15 significant shipments of Omnimark;

5 Significant shipments of Migrate;

Authorbride is now on its significant shipment release number 3.

So lets see, after loads and loads of significant releases of numerous world leading products, where Stilo is in terms of a business.

It struggles to raise £1.6 million revenues because of the following reasons:

Minute, tiny little market with so much competition;

Companies doing the conversions in-house with their own workforce;

Better products and services available elsewhere;

Organisations continuing to use free tools to do the job themselves;

The list is endless.

For all the reasons above the company has decided that the best share holder value they can offer investors is a big fat zero pence per share with no dividends until Ashman and his sons decide to own the company for their grandchildren.

So in closing “Author Bridge is on the cusp of generating a significant(in relation to Stilo's size)new revenue stream”.

This is a complete and utter fallacy. You only have to read Stilo’s 12 month end report which brutally spells out very clearly how the board does not expect anything from Authorbridge due to the market size and competition.

Anyway, like I said earlier, I will try and see if I can make something up to help you sell another 20 million shares.

Of course, in the meantime, you can try and ban me again from these baords if you do not like the brutal truth!

[mudbath] 11/9/2019 12:40

Mossland Limited again increase their holding in Stilo.

[mudbath] 11/9/2019 09:05

stu31,we have chatted sporadically here over the years with your mentioning that 2002 entry point ,thankfully without rancour.

As regards Stilo,it is my belief that the BOD now wish to remove the Company from any public scrutiny and from any dealing platform.The strong demand for STL shares could be emanating from those close to the Company,seeking to ensure a positive vote on the delisting proposal.

Stilo has experienced a lull in Omnimark orders;they have replaced(and more)the revenues from the now concluded large three year contact for Migrate;whilst Author Bridge is on the cusp of generating a significant(in relation to Stilo's size)new revenue stream.

Whats not to like;apart from that initial inability to deal;which as a holder for 17 years,should not prove insurmountable.

Thanks again for your support.

[stu31] 11/9/2019 01:56

I hope your positive view comes to fruition mudbath. As you have close contacts with this company you could suggest to them to drop down to the isdx market rather than delisting altogether. It is far cheaper than Aim but will maintain a limited quote from 1 marketmaker. Just a thought. You are right about me holding from 2002, not sure how you know that as I had to check my notes, obviously you are even more shrewd than I thought :-)

[mudbath] 10/9/2019 20:49

Cheers stu31.
My recently acquired STL shares will be utilised in support of the BOD strategy to delist.
There is an outside chance however that corporate action in the intervening period might provide the opportunity for an earlier exit.
Should STL move off AIM,it is the Directors stated intention to tender for additional shares as the cash position rebuilds.
The Company has recently reached a position for which it has striven for several years,particularly in respect of the completed development of AuthorBridge,underscored by that major release of AB shipped in June 2019 .
Commercial success is building and it will come as no surprise to me if Stilo International loses its independence within the next 12 months.
It is worth noting that 30% of the current equity is scheduled for cancellation resulting in remaining share holders enjoying a pro rata increase in their stake.
That projected removal from AIM will generate potential annualised cost savings of over £120,000 added to which the newly instituted cost-reduction activities including organisational and management changes will further benefit the bottom line.

Sorry, stu31,that you have held STL shares in a steadfast manner since 2002.
It cannot have been much fun.

[stilolosses] 10/9/2019 19:08

Another great, knowledgeable contributor with tremendous knowledge and know how of how Stilo has worked and will continue to work post de-listing!

Another one who should be using his powers of wisdom to ban me from these threads.

Only a matter of time before this gets de-listed if the company gets its own way.

Management and Mudbath have been so incredibly right for the last 25 years that the Ashman and co are now running around looking for a de-listing due to loss of sales, profits and cash pile that is fast dwindling.

Only a matter of time before it goes completely down the pan.

Right again!

[stu31] 10/9/2019 16:52

There are loads of people on these boards that shout about when they buy stocks but don't mention when they sell, so what? That has nothing to do with anyone else. We are all adults and make our own investment decisions. Seems to me from where I sit mudbath is a very shrewd investor and others would do well to actually listen to him. If you are attacking him you need to ask if it is because of jealousy and spite on your part. He says he bought at 1p. If this company delists and goes bust he will lose all of his money won't he, so what is the problem? Is it that you are worried that he might be right (again)?.

[stilolosses] 10/9/2019 16:40

I am sure Ashman and his sons would have gone directly to Brewins and bought more shares if they had any confidence in the company.

The same way in which Ashman bought those 5 million from Brewins directly.

Nice to see that you too are averaging down.

What we all now need to do is join you and tell bigger and greater lies so that we can help you offload them at a higher price.......

Oops! We all know you only ever tell us when you buy shares and never tell us when you sell them.

Maybe you should now ring up ADVNF and ask them to ban me again!

[mudbath] 10/9/2019 16:26

Because I bought them all !