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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Stilo International Plc | LSE:STL | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009597484 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.00 | 1.00 | 5.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/10/2019 08:14 | Come on you "pathetic clown experts".........so what happened Mudtrash and Michae1snake! | stilolosses | |
01/10/2019 08:12 | All official now! Its all over! Will we ever know which important person sold 8,650,000 shares before the vote went through? Hood! Hood! Wink! Wink! Stilo can now continue making so called world leading products that hardly anybody wants in a market that is so small that it is hardly noticeable. Just a matter of time before its completely over for Stilo International. So called experts told us all along that this was a one off AIM Company that seldom comes around with great value. Well, the value, officially, will soon be zero pence and nobody will be able to trade in this within the next few days. Zero pence, revenues will now completely dwindle, with the cash pile soon to be depleted and minor, minute profits too something of the past. | stilolosses | |
29/9/2019 15:36 | Oops! I did say a few days ago that something would be revealed soon. Well, somebody felt the need to ditch 8,650,000 shares in Stilo International on Friday. No doubt this minor contact at Stilo International did it for a very, very, very good business reason. No doubt our professional market clowns, oops... I meant "experts" will, as normal, give us all kinds of professional market expert "opinions" as to the very, very, very good business reasons as to why this was. | stilolosses | |
29/9/2019 15:35 | 8.65 million shares ditched on Friday. Oops! I wonder who that could be?........ I'm sure our experts are in the know! | stilolosses | |
26/9/2019 12:40 | Oops! To be revealed soon. Hood! Hood! Wink! Wink! | stilolosses | |
26/9/2019 01:26 | Pathetic market makers trying absolutely everything by raising the price in the hope of some activity so that they can make enough money for the weekend to scoff down their kids throats on a yacht that they have hired for the weekend. | stilolosses | |
25/9/2019 01:53 | Shame nobody have been ramping these up for the last few days. When will the share price dive? If in around a week the company does not get the votes to de-list the share price falls significantly to take into account it's current struggles. The only way the company is able to make any profits is to make major cost savings and to cut headcount but then it cannot make much profit anyway as it only have few staff. Compounded with better competition in a very small market where only around 1000 companies use Dita on a tiny, tiny scale. If the company does manage to de-list then the share price automatically goes down to zero pence. The two reasons why the share price has risen recently: 1. Market makers trying to profit. 2. Investors trying furiously to average down in order to keep face. | stilolosses | |
23/9/2019 12:07 | What the price in old money? | jobber1 | |
20/9/2019 14:03 | When Stilo International instigated the delisting process along with publishing an attendant time scale,were they actually scoping for bids whilst the company retained its listed status? Subsequent trading in STL shares would suggest this might well be the case. Currently, 1 million can be sold at a significant premium to the stated offer whilst it is not possible to buy any stock at all,even at the full 1.80p ask. There could well be numerous active suitors! | selurz | |
18/9/2019 10:07 | So Brewins decide to throw away all their 15 million plus shares practically in the bin. No doubt our inhouse professional market experts will give us the logical business reasons as to why Brewins have decided to ditch their entire 15 million shares at a penny when they had the chance. A very, very wise decision. Brewins obviously decided they wanted to offload their entire holdings at a penny rather than half a penny............the alternative being that they too did not want to be stuck with 15 million shares at zero pence if and when de-listed! | stilolosses | |
18/9/2019 08:27 | Next level half a penny. Brewins want to sell all their holdings before it happens. Please turn off the lights when you leave. I have no doubt that the share price will soon be hitting those awful levels of around half a penny to reflect Stilo's current dire situation that unfolds by the day. I do not expect Stilo management to show any faith in Stilo by putting even a penny into this under any circumstances. I'm sure most of us would have expected them to buy into these by now if they had so much confidence in their own company. They have no confidence in this now. None whatsoever. I wonder if they will be buying into these when the share price tests the half a penny level. I expect them to look completely the other way and vote with their feet. In 2018 Stilo were able to use the excuse that they lost £400,000 in revenues due to losing the only decent one off Migrate contract that they ever had in 15 years as well as the big Omnimark contract at the same time. For so many years they counted on those 2 big contracts to bring in the money but with them now long gone they have nothing else to rely on. As we all know they were hoping to do something with with Authorbridge but they accepted defeat by telling us that there are better competition out there that are ahead of the curve, that they do not expect anything from Authorbridge for multiple years yet as it is a multi-year endeavour. These words being Stilo managements own words as published in their 2018 end results. You only have to look back at their 2015 year end results when they spoke so fondly of Authorbridge but nearly 5 years on and they still cannot make any money from it due to the competition and, simply put, due to nobody taking it on. But with them now completely struggling to make any decent sales and losing money, what excuse do they have this time round in 2019? The answer to that is "no excuse whatsoever!". Simply put business is doing so incredibly badly that they cannot even give any of their products away for free, that's how hard it is for them to get any sales. All they are now left with is to cut every corner feasible, reducing their costs wherever they can so desperate are they to slow down their losses and cash pile. Investors will soon be left with an investment that they will never be able to off load if they do manage to de-list and even if they do not de-list expect the share price to fall to less than half a penny to reflect the dire situation that they now find themselves in with sales down, losses incurring and the cash pile dropping down to such levels that the lights will soon have to be turned off. Nodoubt our market expert will tell us that Brewins got out for good business reasons by dropping their 15 million shares for next to nothing. | stilolosses | |
16/9/2019 08:40 | What punches will the BoD pull next SL,that helps them meet their agenda? How long before the remaining PI`s get frigged over once again? | clocktower | |
16/9/2019 07:50 | Now let's see if this miserable lot can pass the resolutions in the General Laughable Meeting having failed to cancel the laughable 30% equity. Our resident professional market expert will no doubt tell us that this is a g treat result. | stilolosses | |
16/9/2019 07:42 | Like normal a pathetic, miserable conclusion for the tender offer. Management wanted to cancel 30% of shares as with our residential professional market expert telling us about the 30% cancellation. All they managed to achieve is half that. You can't make it up. Sorry to blow my own trumpet but I think I was right yet again. What management wants and what management gets is two totally different things. Just like their sales of the last 25 years. A miserable management and a miserable tender offer that nobody wanted. | stilolosses | |
13/9/2019 11:36 | Great shareholder value for Ashman, his sons and grandchildren. | stilolosses | |
13/9/2019 11:35 | Ultimately the disaster scenario being the de-listing where you are guaranteed a jackpot of zero pence where you will no longer able to trade these shares with sales, profits and the cash pile falling through the floor. | stilolosses | |
13/9/2019 11:17 | Course, if investors decide to remain on AIM then the drop would be sudden to take into account the lower revenues and profits as well as the dwindling cash pile. | stilolosses | |
13/9/2019 11:15 | Let's see when my spot on prediction about Stilo falling below the 1 penny level comes true. I believe this will happen some time in early October once the General Meeting outcome is known. Either way, whether investors vote to de-list or continue on AIM the share price will dive once again. | stilolosses | |
12/9/2019 20:43 | Least you have had your comeuppance too you clown.... So why are you here Mr Fruitcake? Why don't you leave the thread? | stilolosses | |
12/9/2019 18:52 | You’re the Fruitcake...... check back over the years on all you and your opponents postings. All for nothing!!! | smcl | |
12/9/2019 17:31 | So now we all know what kind of comeuppance I have had, what kind of comeuppance have you had you clown!..... Ooops! I meant Mr Fruitcake! | stilolosses | |
12/9/2019 17:18 | Do you get it?...........Mr Fruitcake! | stilolosses | |
12/9/2019 17:18 | A lot of postings for so little reward! Think about it! Year after year! | smcl | |
12/9/2019 17:17 | Ah get lost... all your posts have been for nothing!! All that waste of effort- got your comeuppance in the end | smcl |
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