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Only kidding rivaldo. Whilst I do not feel as confident as you,it has not stopped my buying around 250k of SDI (in bits) throughout the day. Good luck with yours.

Under the direction of the current BOD revenues have remained totally static for the past six years,being £7.2million for 2010 compared to £7.2 million in SDI's 2015 accounts. All this despite desperate attempts to generate growth . Shareholders in the meantime have seen the number of shares in issue multiply five fold. The portents therefore are not good nor,imo,is the case for investing in this sedentary,at best,outfit,imo.

Good to see the bid creeping up all day,ending up at 6.09,and this despite a couple of sales. The chart very much continues to suggest further upward progress in the SP. It will be a red letter day for me when the is a trade at 7 pence !

Bakunin,who posts on the ADVFN thread and who worked with IBM wrote this extremely prescient piece back in May 2015. "So, I'm pondering over AuthorBridge being introduced into a crowded market place for DITA publishing tools, it being targetted at SMEs and for occasional use. I'm wondering where the demand for such an offering could be and why, if it is targetted at SMEs and for occasional use, would a major enterprise, possibly IBM, be beta-testing this product. Why would SMEs want to use such a tool? What if they were forced to provide documentation in DITA format and existing DITA publishing tools are very expensive for an occasional contribution. What if a condition of performing sub-contract work for an organisation like IBM were that they provide documentation in DITA format. What if it were more convenient for an organisation like IBM to standardise all of its sub-contractors around a cloud-based tool like AuthorBridge, AuthorBridge possibly becoming a kind of documentation collaboration tool between say IBM and its sub-contractors. IBM get to mandate documentation in DITA format and sub-contractors performing occasional work for IBM wouldn't need to invest in expensive software just for that one single task. If such a scenario were to pan out then AuthorBridge, especially with a capability to perform automatic conversion of legacy material (which I presume would be a big differentiator from the competition and only really made effective because of Omnimark), could become a serious, mission-critical, scalable tool, nay platform, commanding revenue streams much superior to those that Stilo has produced in the past. There would also be a clear development roadmap, turning the app bit by bit into a full collaboration tool/platform between major IT service providers and sub-contractors, leading to SaaS licence fees from major organisations as well as the ongoing usage fees from sub-contractors. If the above is not pie in the sky, then I can't wait for them to launch this damn AuthorBridge product." Well launch has now commenced and whilst Stilo is not yet in orbit,there was certainly some considerable thrust behind today's price rise.

In the first half that is,rather than second. Those two 1,550,000 trades today were peculiar.,being a few hours apart.

In his presentation this week,Jactel said that as each month went by, losses were diminishing. Looking at the second six months compared to the first,TYRATECH's net loss almost halved. If this were mirrored in the second half,breakeven would be in sight. However,as Allenby point out,overheads are likely to increase,thus postponing(probably)that EBITDA watershed moment. Good fun anyway and possibly lots more to come.

Hello ! The SP has done remarkably well to hold on to a good portion of its gain today. Once TYRATECH is able to reinvest future profitability into its business development programme then the future will become really exciting.imo

Pleased to see you invested in TYRATECH Breton69. They seem to have strong leadership,a good patented product array allied to a vast and growing marketplacee. Additionally they have green credentials. I believe that the company will do well;investors too.

I look forward to your future input ivyspivey. I have an extended family living in France so I will request some feedback at retail level(in due course).

Thanks for that information. Interesting point re the French connection. Very positive broker note from Allenby issued this morning. http://allenbycapital.com/research/research-tyratech.html They feel that at the current price,close to all time lows,the shares rate a "very attractive buying opportunity".

Next Monday in Virginia,IBM and STL are due share the same platform. This occasion shoud serve to formally announce the tie up between David and Goliath tothe US$3,000 per head delegates at the CMS/DITA conference. The subject ? Intelligent Content Authoring for Everyone "******************************************* The power of intelligent content becomes possible only when that intelligence is intentionally injected, most often in the form of structure and descriptive semantics. That intelligence helps machines do their automated magic. Most often, the needed structure and semantics are added by humans during content authoring. Content management, for both content development and delivery, generally becomes more powerful, flexible, and valuable with the growth of structure and semantics–but at the price of complexity and required skills for content creators. Structured content authoring tools have advanced, masking some of that complexity, but even so-called lightweight and tag-less authoring tools leave gaps for diverse content creators and contributors, making intelligent content component strategies for the enterprise an elusive proposition." The key words here,imo,are "an elusive proposition". Could it be that our micro-cap Stilo is within touching distance of this holy grail of content authoring. Should this be the case then the share price should really catch fire.

IdeasByScience/Itsamaybe. Where/when was the M&S/Byotrol information published for it had passed me by. It is certainly difficult for Byotrol to efficiently manage their business when the regulations continually remain in a state of flux. It looks as though goalposts are moving in the NHS as well. "BSI revises specification for planning, application and measurement of hospital cleanliness services." https://www.thecleanzine.com/pages/8712/bsi_revises_specification_for_planning_application_and_measurement_of_hospital_cleanliness_services/

Stilo International is progressing with increasing rapidity along its route map to more widespread global recognition;which in turn should see its share price gain a level of sustained upward momentum. Imo STL represents a serious opportunity for investors to generate wealth,whilst not being risk apparent and with the benefit of a worthwhile growing dividend.

Good to see the therapy is working wassie !

Assessing the value of Stilo International is not,imo,about fundamentals,although the cash position is helpful as are the increasing dividend payments. What investors should really focus on is the serious potential for Stilo's proprietary software to become an integral component, at enterprise level,for the majority of relevant global corporates. "We have made considerable progress with the development of AuthorBridge in 2015, working closely with an internationally renowned customer(IBM) that has helped guide our technical efforts. Following successful beta testing, AuthorBridge is now scheduled to be deployed by them in full production in the coming months." IBM have found STL software invaluable for over 15 years and they retain a sweet spot for our company. With their backing and growing utilisation of AuthorBridge at enterprise level,it is not difficult to see AB( and future STL software)becoming industry standards;with all the rewards that go with it for stakeholders. Not the fastest game in town perhaps,but for me,without doubt,the best.

Fwiw,I feel that the STL share price will once again soon be achieving new highs. Dibs61-You said it,for Stilo stands out among the crowd.

I cannot help you there Dibs61.(lack of knowledge) My modus op is to buy STL shares with the cash introduced into my accounts as and when the dividends are received.

I love investing in sound little companies whose prospects for growth are immense. Anyone holding Stilo shares over the medium term will appreciate that the progress reported for 2015 is of huge significance,with the news that, "following successful beta testing, AuthorBridge is now scheduled to be deployed by them(IBM) in full production in the coming months",being the endorsement of all endorsements for Stilo Internatioal's software;which will serve to greatly benefit future revenues and profitability. IBM,as we know,are about to bang the STL AuthorBridge drum loud and clear at the prestigious CMS/DITA North America conference next month. Stilo is well positioned "TO BE SUCCESSFUL" in this sector...(and)EXPAND INTO OTHER XML MARKETS" "With a strong reputation for excellent products and supporting technical expertise, Stilo is well-positioned to be successful in this particular sector, and we will also seek to expand into other XML markets, as suitable business opportunities arise." A 33% uplift in the declared annual dividend with the promise of further progression in years ahead is a measure of the BOD's optimism. This is one dynamic,well managed,cash rich little micro cap operating under a particularly blue sky. Stick with it, or get stuck in would be my strategy; for the share price chart,despite today's decline,is only heading in one direction, and that is UP ! Breton59. I was pleased to see TYRU on your list for I believe they are under rated currently.

Did you see wisps of smoke rising from your bottom draw ? That is a drawback of investing in a company that is on fire! 6.15 pence now bid for our shares in Stilo International !

Dibs61 I cannot see that informing me that their results would be forthcoming could be considered "market sensitive" as we all knew they were due. Stilo International are very investor friendly,welcoming any PI interest. Attend the AGM and you will find out just how open and informative the CEO really is.(Top man imo)