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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty3GItb2O1s AuthorBridge | Guided + Fluid DITA authoring for SMEs The Stilo December webinar is interesting for it identifies the company beta testing AuthorBridge as IBM. There are several other factual "tit bits" mentioned by Les Burnham. I believe that the next 6 months could prove a watershed. It might also witness the exodus of Brewin Dolphin as a notifiable holder. Good luck with your holdings. Beyond STL, my most exciting investment is IMM.

Thank you for the response Itsamaybe. Your view mirrors my own. With Solvay already providing cash and expertise,I could envisage Byotrol losing its independence to them,particularly if the NHS and EPA aspects continue to progress satisfactorily. I interpreted the additional option package as a bullish signal as it would further enable the BOD to benefit from accepting a reasonable offer for their company. 2016 should prove an interesting.

Itsamaybe I would welcome your thoughts on the facts announced this morning.

Byotrol's interim figures could well be published tomorrow morning.

The above poster's 200k purchase was a kiss of death for the SP,at least temporarily. SL persistently called the company and its supporters up hill and down dale only to jump in near the top of its multi year trading range. Personally,I remain sanguine over the potential for future news flow to drive the share price much higher. Having successfully traded the stock over the past seven years it owes me nothing,particularly as I took a chunk off the table when the recent spike occurred. Dibs61,we may indeed see 4 pence tested,yet I do not believe this will happen. In fact I have been buying back in on the hope of seeing the STL market cap rise above £10million within six months. AIM is much maligned,yet within it,Stilo's corporate governance continues to shine like a beacon. Long may this continue.

The high level of trading volumes seen over recent days could be a precursor to a holdings RNS. Solvay ?

Thanks itsamaybe. I went to the AGM two years ago and was not impressed. Since then Dr Millar and most of the BOD have departed.The new CEO did offer to meet with me,but I am a great believer in leaving people to it. Some success for Byotrol in terms of revenue/EBITDA growth is long overdue. My fingers are well crossed that they are on the thresh hold of reporting such.

Each to his/her own opinion. I, for one,am confidently expecting a significant increase in revenues/profitability through the second half , This could well be a precursor to further exponential growth in 2016 and beyond.

Dibs61 I believe that BD are a sort of preferred seller,for the MMs know that they can look to this source to match any purchase such as the 200k yesterday.We PIs,if wishing to sell,have to make do with 5.08pence. A positive RNS could stimulate interest in STL and this would enable Brewin Dolphin to reduce further. With a fair wind the BD holding might go below 3% next year.imo.

I see from the Byotrol web site that the interim results are due to be presented in the week commencing Nov 30th. Itsamaybe,I very much liked your post dated October 29th,for it suggested to me that you have intimate knowledge of the company allied to a confidence in its future. Would you mind if I re pasted its content over on ADVFN ?

David Ashman, Chairman, definitely knows everything about Stilo International and no doubt if he thought Stilo International's share price was "going to be a multi bagger during the medium term",he would become the main shareholder and continue to accumulate at every given opportunity. This is exactly what he is doing as he knows the full extent of the immediate and future potential for Migrate,AuthorBridge and next generation projects to generate off scale revenues and profitability as Stilo's proprietary software now has a clear edge on pricing,performance and ease of use. Exciting times,imo.

Dibs61. I fear that your expectations for the Stilo share price will not be fulfilled as,imo,its SP will multiply many times over the medium term. Your synopsis of the bull points reflects my own view although I regard the developing STL connection with IBM as a major positive,along with the Chairman emphasizing his own optimism by increasing his holding in Stilo to over 20%. The BOD have development plans for the further enhancement of their proprietary software which could serve to truly accelerate revenue growth in future years. Backing up my confidence,I have added almost 200,000 shares today,although several of my purchases show as sells. Fingers crossed !!

itsamaybe. I was hoping that you would be answering that question ! My feeling is that their relationship with Solvay differs from those earlier aborted ones. I am not too sure about the CEO although I am more than willing to be convinced as to his prowess.. The Interims,due soon,should indeed provide some clues/clarity. Thanks once again for yor input.

I understand that those IBM employees, close to the AuthorBridge project,have been embargoed from discussing the matter. Interesting!

Cleaning up might try to include reading the latest annual Byotrol report in his "research". This would render his posting and its spurious assertions,unnecessary .

Whilst as yet only referred to obliquely ,the potential engagement of Stilo's proprietary software at enterprise level by this global behemoth would prove a game changer for the company and its stakeholders.It would be likened to a royal seal of approval,creating many further opportunities. Stilo CEO Les Burnham did say that should the engagement go ahead then ALL 0f IBM's(?)customers would themselves also become potential new clients for STL !! 20pence- 50pence -or even £1 share prices are all very much achievable if the BOD's confidence proves well placed. The shares should be bought imo,as much dynamic progress awaits.

If Stilo's proprietary software is employed at enterprise level by the "major company",then annual revenues from just the one engagement could yield upwards of US$400,000 p.a. As Dibs61 points out,virtually 100% of any revenue increase drops straight down to the STL bottom line. Hold tight!

Thank you for your report on the BYOT Annual General Meeting. I was surprised when it attracted no comment from other posters. As you indicate,much is changing at BYOT and for the better too. There does seem to have been some investment interest over recent weeks and it was therefore pleasing to see this reflected in an upward movement in the share price today. Hopefully the future news flow emanating from Byotrol will add further to the outline on progress which you so kindly provided earlier.

I have attended,as sole PI many AGMs. CEO Les Burnham had said for several years that the market place was not ready for STL's proprietary software. This year he felt it was take off time and that new enhancements ,beyond AuthorBridge,had the potential to disrupt the multi billion XML scenario. If it works out for them then a £1million profit pa lies ahead with the potential for much more. Never a bad thing though to say thank you for some profit.

Have you NO ambition polarhare ? Much of course depends how the STL business plan evolves. The BOD though do have ambitions for a market cap way beyond £20million; so it might be wise to leave your options open.