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Thank you,Ivyspivey,for posting that interesting article. I remain very hopeful that TYRATECH will graduate towards a more meaningful market cap.

Dibs61.Thanks for your posting. I feel that Bruno Jactel could be an absolute diamond; almost as important to TYR's success as the product. We shall see,although I do feel this could be THE BIG ONE !

Thanks for the acknowledgement and feedback. I found Bruno Jactel the TYRU CEO to be both eloquent and searingly honest in his recently published interviews. http://www.tyratech.com/news_and_media/#1454013152592-aa256573-3839 The USA connection is dynamic for this is a US company with an AIM listing. To go from Zero sales to being the second largest USA selling anti nit shampoo in less than 2 years is little short of a miracle. They have huge plans to expand its global reach and to address immense animal husbandry sectorwith similar vigour.

I am not sure where Metal tiger came from,for I was referring to TYRATECH ! TYRU is a £10 million company with patented technology to combat/eradicate head lice/parasites and fly larvae etc across the human and animal spectrums based on a natural oil base. All majors(WallMart, Wallgreen,Tesco Boots etc are stocking it (Vamoose for nits) and reporting tremendous customer/retailer satisfaction;so much so that it has just become the second fastest selling formulation in the USA.No mean feat fro ZERO sales pre 2014.Top BOD as well + no debt etc. I have not been so excited about unearthing a total gem in a long time. Any feed back welcomed.

Hi Dibbs. I too exited IMM yesterday for they are now a hostage to fortune. With STL going to SPARK I reviewed their other AIM clients. TYRU jumped off the page! The company benefits from a couple of good posters over on ADVFN. I'm in. Sorry for the O/T folks.

Cheers Dibs61 ! Interesting times for this micro-cap. Bakunin,posting on ADVFN,feels that if STL can engage with IBM at enterprise level, via AuthorBridge,then shareholders might reap very significant rewards,I believe he has spent his career in software development including with IBM. Another few weighty buys would convince me that good news is in the offing.

SwiftKey has been acquired by Microsoft, the company has confirmed,in a deal worth $250m (£174m) This just shows how a useful piece of software can command a high valuation. Imo Stilo International software could hold far more significance than that of predictive keyboard.

I wonder what has happened to the STL "tap",namely Brewin Dolphin. Over recent months they have regularly dumped significant tranches of stock at below the ruling bid. It seemed a shoe in to me that they would step in to shed a few more when demand for Stilo shares reemerged;yet,so far,this has not transpired,even though MMs bidding for shares, in size, this morning close to the premium highlighted by Dibs61. It could well be that recent developments(AuthorBridge/2015 profitability/potential IBM engagement etc) are notably positive and that there is some awareness of this beyond the company.

Thanks for the mention,testpack3. It certainly beats the persistent "sledging",which I normally encounter after posting. The Stilo CEO described the " large client" ,which was beta testing Authorbridge, as "patient,helpful and understanding". That client was recently named as being IBM during a recent STL webinar,although a formal announcement has yet been made . Here is a link to the Spring conference in Virginia at which IBM will share a platform with Stilo . http://cm-strategies.com/day1-agenda/iantosca-baker/ As detailed,IBM's Mike Iantosca,who leads multiple software development and test teams across far-flung geographies that design, develop, test, and support advanced publishing technologies including structured based authoring and content management systems,will address a select audience on the subject of Intelligent Content Authoring. Sharing the platform will be Stilo's V.P. Development and Professional Services, Patrick Baker,who heads all new product development at Stilo and is actively engaged in the successful deployment of content processing solutions for publishing clients. For me there is much significance,nuance and piquancy to be taken from the total mismatch in corporate size between the two companies.I believe that STL,working alongside IBM might well be close to delivering the software that will render making intelligent content component strategies for the enterprise no longer such an elusive proposition. The fact that IBM have now been collaborating on the development of AuthorBridge for almost two years might indicate that they have identified Stilo as being the most likely candidate to provide this holy grail of content management software. Over recent months we have noted two separate investors building notifiable stakes of over 3% which at the time served to take the Stilo share price above 6 pence,albeit temporarily. If we see a reemergence of demand for Stilo shares then it may well presage success or sight of it. Whatever happens,it was brilliant to see the share price resume an upward trend throughout the day.

"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." An "elusive proposition",according to IBM and it therefore raises my eyebrow when IBM ant Stilo International are scheduled to co chair a presentation on intelligent content authoring at the Management Strategies/DITA North America Conference in Reston, Virginia on April 4-6 2016. What a potential endorsement for AuthorBridge !! Exciting times then in my book even if not in Brewin Dolphin's.

3.875 pence to buy 100k. MMs bidding for big quantities of stock. Something in the air ?

Thank you for the further update on your current thinking Stilolosses ! It would possibly be more interesting to consider,say,the implications of the swift integration of Acrolinx with AuthorBridge and whether similar announcements are on the way. One thing seems certain. Your recent claim that, "the product(AuthorBridge) is not ready. It is going to take a very, very long time before it is!",might prove rather ill informed.

Only 8 weeks to go until anyway the preliminary results RNS. The shock that I need is one on the upside !

Very significant tranches of BYOT shares are changing hands on a regular basis. It does not look like private investor activity so perhaps we will see a holdings RNS before too long.

I already hold far too many STL shares Dibs61. Very probable though that the purchaser will soon show a nice profit,for the current price,for me,is a good entry point,having regard to what we know or/and think we know about Stil International.

What a bargain buy ; 150,000 STL shares at just 4.18 pence.

I think we can safely rely on AuthorBridge living up to all expectations. "And, as Acrolinx is now integrated with Stilo’s browser-based enterprise DITA authoring solution, AuthorBridge – you can not only guide writers to create great content, you can also guide them to author structured content without requiring any knowledge of DITA or XML. AuthorBridge provides visual controls and cues to guide the author naturally, with no explicit tagging or structure to directly manage, allowing the SME to concentrate exclusively on authoring the content." (The Acrolinx platform helps the world’s greatest brands create amazing content at scale. Content that’s on-brand, on-target, and drives results. Built on an advanced linguistic analytics engine, we have the only software platform that can actually “read” your content and guide writers to make it better.)

It could just be a Bed& ISA though,rather than BD ditching.

Well put Breton59. I am a long term investor,having first bought into Stilo in 2009 when the price was sub 2.00pence,with my best purchase being at exactly i,00 pence when the SP reacted badly,yet mistakenly, to an RNS. Since then I have followed the Company closely and seen its business plan evolve. As far as I am aware the BOD are exceptionally positive about future prospects.I understand that Migrate will have doubled its 2014 revenues when the preliminaries are released whilst the AuthorBridge software is has now been launched.Significant effort is also being directed at Omnimark in order that the decline in its revenues might be reversed. Record profits are on the cards for 2015 and these could be surpassed in the current trading year. With cash in the bank,a dividend,IBM (and many other global corporates) as clients,together with Stilo's world leading software,what more could investors wish for? Well a £25million market cap would do for starters,I suppose !

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