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Hello,

Buy at 0.165
Target : 0.30 (short)

News :
CALGARY, Alberta, Nov 02, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Advanced ID Corporation (AIDO) announced a distribution agreement with Carlyle Group (a registered company in China which is owned 40% by the Chinese government) that calls for mandatory microchip identification of over 1 Million dogs in Guangdong province. "There are well over 50 Million dogs in China and this distribution partnership is the beginning of providing products, software and know-how through Advanced ID Corporation to meet this large market, we are proud to have been selected as a partner to this most important and evolving market. Our contract terms include supplying over 550,000 Advanced ID Pet Microchips in just the first few years of our distributorship agreement. This program is a good example of our efforts in this most important region", according to Dan Finch, President & CEO of Advanced ID Corporation.

Technicals
Double bottom
Volume spike
RSI CROSSES over 50 and price crosses over MA50 and ROC crosses over 0 and ChaikinOscillator crosses over 0

cf.

Hi,

time to buy again...

+DI crosses over -DI and ROC > 0 and ChaikinOscillator > 0 and we can observe an hammer

Hi,

Aido made a "gap of breakout"...Buy....

News out just after 12pm....casued a little stir..i guess it being friday and a long weekend..we may have to wait until next week to see a continued move.

Friday, February 17 2006 12:05 PM, EST
Goodyear Tire Co. Launches NASCAR Goodyear Eagle Racing Tires with Advanced I.D. RFID Tags


CALGARY, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 17, 2006--

Advanced ID Corporation, A Leading Radio Frequency Identification/RFID Company, announces its Collaboration with Goodyear by Manufacturing the RFID Tag used in all NASCAR Tires for the 2006 Season

Advanced ID Corporation (OTCBB:AIDO) announced today that it has been collaborating with Goodyear Vehicle Systems to develop and manufacture the RFID tags embedded in the tires used in the 2006 NASCAR season. This includes the Nextel Cup, Busch and Craftsman Truck series races. The Daytona race on February 19 will feature the tires with the embedded RFID tag on all the cars.

Goodyear worked with Advanced ID to develop a RFID tag to meet the extremely harsh environment of NACAR racing. Advanced ID has a production contract with Goodyear to provide the tags for all NASCAR races throughout the 2006 season.

Advanced ID has been working with Goodyear on this program since the middle of 2005. According to Dan Finch, President and CEO of Advanced ID, "We are pleased that Goodyear choose us to collaborate with them on the development and manufacture of their RFID tire tag, and plan to develop an ISO and AIAG standards-based generic tire tag for use by global tire manufacturers."

About Advanced ID Corporation:

Advanced ID Corporation (OTCBB: AIDO) is a complete solutions provider in the radio frequency identification (RFID) market. RFID provides a means for positive identification and trace-back of animals or objects that have been identified with a microchip or RFID tag.

The company has realized significant growth in 2005, primarily through the companion animal identification segment; Advanced Pet Microchip, the largest provider of companion animal identification in Canada.

Since 1994, Advanced ID Corporation has offered a product line of over 100 items comprised of low frequency (LF) RFID microchips, identification scanners, and a proprietary pet recovery database to the companion animal and biological sciences markets. Advanced ID Corporation supplies over 3,000 organizations such as animal shelters, veterinarians, breeders, government agencies, universities, zoos, research labs and fisheries with LF RFID devices for companion animals, equines, bovines, llamas, alpacas, ostriches, aquatic species, reptiles, migratory and endangered species. Advanced ID Corporation has implanted LF microchips in over 450,000 animals, currently tracks nearly one million animals in a proprietary pet recovery database, and reunites numerous lost pets with their families each month.

Since 2001 Advanced ID Corporation has been developing and commercializing its UHF line of food-animal and wildlife identification products and systems. Advanced ID Corporation continues to be actively involved with government and industry livestock identification and trace-back projects and pilots in Australia, Canada, China, Argentina, Thailand, Taiwan and the United States.

About Goodyear:

Goodyear is the world's largest tire company and manufactures and markets tires for most applications. It also manufactures and sells several lines of power transmission belts, hose and other rubber products for the transportation industry as well as conveyor belts for various industrial and consumer markets, in addition to rubber-related chemicals for various applications.

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thanks for the chart link liquid, but im just going to add one for a quick visual...hey sometimes every second counts when ur trying to quickly decide on buying a stock

This news sounds pretty good....any thoughts if this will nicely break the .30 this week...had a good run on news.

thanks

glta

A cople of pr's this a.m

Tuesday, February 21 2006 8:00 AM, EST

Advanced ID RFID Tags Cross Finish Line at Daytona 500
News Editors

DAYTONA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 21, 2006--

Goodyear Tire Co. Launches NASCAR Goodyear Eagle Racing Tires with Advanced RFID Tags

To view Advanced ID RFID Product Components please check: http://www.ccnmatthews.com/docs/goodyear2.jpg

To view Advanced ID RFID Microchip please check: http://www.ccnmatthews.com/docs/goodyear1.jpg

Advanced ID Corporation (OTCBB:AIDO), A Leading Radio Frequency Identification/RFID Company celebrated crossing the finish line at Daytona 500 with all Goodyear Eagle Racing Tires embedded with Advanced ID RFID Tags in all NASCAR Tires

Advanced ID Corporation President & CEO Dan Finch sent all Advanced ID Corp team members checkered flags today to celebrate the Daytona 500 as Jimmie Johnson won the action backed, exciting conclusion as he past teammate Brian Vickers and took the lead just as a caution came out. Johnson was in the front of the pack on the restart, the winning driver as the single-file pack of cars sprinted to the finish line of the 48th running of NASCAR's Daytona 500.

Advanced ID has been collaborating with Goodyear Vehicle Systems to develop and manufacture the RFID tags embedded in the tires used in the 2006 NASCAR season. This includes the Nextel Cup, Busch and Craftsman Truck series races.

The Daytona race was the first to feature all race tires on all cars with the embedded Advanced ID RFID tag. Goodyear worked with Advanced ID to develop a RFID tag to meet the extremely harsh environment of NACAR racing. Advanced ID has a production contract with Goodyear to provide the tags for all NASCAR races throughout the 2006 season.

Advanced ID has been working with Goodyear on this program since the middle of 2005. According to Dan Finch, President and CEO of Advanced ID, "We are pleased that we were able to cross the finish line with Goodyear and that they chose us to collaborate with them on the development and manufacture of their RFID tire tag. Our team members were celebrated at locations around the globe that receive the greatest and most exciting race that NASCAR hosts. We sent out checkered flags as a thank you to our small team of committed NASCAR fans. This was a very big day for our company and it was a terrific and exciting race! We also congratulate Jimmie Johnson and NASCAR on a great day of racing."

Advanced ID Corp. plans the future development and release of ISO and AIAG standards-based generic tire tag for use by global tire manufacturers.


Tuesday, February 21 2006 8:00 AM, EST

Goodyear Tire Co. Launches NASCAR Goodyear Eagle Racing Tires with Advanced I.D. RFID Tags

CALGARY, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 21, 2006-- Advanced ID Corporation (OTCBB:AIDO), A Leading Radio Frequency Identification/RFID Company announces its Collaboration with Goodyear by Manufacturing the RFID Tag used in all NASCAR Tires for the 2006 Season

February 17, 2006 - Calgary: Advanced ID Corporation announced today that it has been collaborating with Goodyear Vehicle Systems to develop and manufacture the RFID tags embedded in the tires used in the 2006 NASCAR season. This includes the Nextel Cup, Busch and Craftsman Truck series races. The Daytona race on February 19 will feature the tires with the embedded RFID tag on all the cars.

Goodyear worked with Advanced ID to develop a RFID tag to meet the extremely harsh environment of NASCAR racing. Advanced ID has a production contract with Goodyear to provide the tags for all NASCAR races throughout the 2006 season.

Advanced ID has been working with Goodyear on this program since the middle of 2005. According to Dan Finch, President and CEO of Advanced ID, "We are pleased that Goodyear chose us to collaborate with them on the development and manufacture of their RFID tire tag, and plan to develop an ISO and AIAG standards-based generic tire tag for use by global tire manufacturers."

10% early not bad seeing a little ressistance though

Appears AIDO is about to hit it's 9-day moving average and that a few bidders are lined up on level 2 @ $.21.

This may be a good entry point.  We'll see soon. 

.....from this morning's WSJ on RFID:


New Kind of Cattle Branding:
An ID Number
By ILAN BRAT
March 1, 2006; Page B1

In a new twist on cattle branding, U.S. livestock may now get individual identification numbers.

Today in Washington, a nonprofit industry group plans to launch a program that aims to assign each cow, bison and other livestock its own 15-digit number and track their movements in a national database. Animals would be tagged, perhaps in the ear with a bar code or a radio-frequency chip. Another alternative: a chip could be implanted beneath the animal's skin.

The goal is to make it easier for animal health officials to track the source of any outbreak of mad-cow or other animal disease -- and limit its scope. The U.S. is far behind Canada and European Union countries in sophisticated methods to track livestock.

Under the plan, which is voluntary, every time an animal is sold, its number and buyer is registered in the database to help pinpoint its movements. In the event of a disease outbreak, this information could help locate previous owners of the infected animal and other animals it possibly had contact with. Officials could then impose quarantines or other restrictions.

Lack of such a system hampered U.S. investigators following the first U.S. case of mad-cow disease in 2003. They found only 27 of the 80 cows reared with an infected holstein on an Alberta, Canada, dairy farm.

U.S. ranchers have long resisted an ID tracking program partly because they fear they may be liable for a food-safety problem. But McDonald's Corp. and other large beef customers have been pushing for it. Federal regulators also have been prodding the industry for such a system. The lack of one has made foreign trading partners nervous. Japan, once the country's largest export beef market, has a ban on U.S. beef imports.
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To track the nation's cattle, cows would be tagged with an ID number, perhaps in the ear.

The new system, with an estimated start-up cost of $2.5 million to $3 million, is part of a pilot effort that has been tracking about 300,000 animals in the Southeast and Northwest. The U.S. Department of Agriculture will issue the codes and the U.S. Animal Identification Organization, a nonprofit industry group, will administer the database.

Pigs, chickens and other poultry could be part of the program, and are likely to be identified by group lot or coop. They, like cattle, aren't completely anonymous now: livestock owners have methods of identifying their animals, whether it's branding cattle, an ear tattoo for swine or a coop number for poultry.

So far, industry response to an ID system has been tepid. In 2004, the USDA, along with state veterinary offices, started a voluntary program for livestock producers and suppliers to register the location of their animals. Of about two million such locations in the country, including feedlots and auction houses, only about 200,000 have registered, the USDA says.

Neil Hammerschmidt, the USDA's national identification system coordinator, says customers -- from processors to consumers -- are likely to demand to know where the meat comes from. "Producers are recognizing that it's to their benefit in the long run to help protect the health of the national herd," says Rick Stott, chairman of the Northwest Pilot Project, which is part of the pilot program.

Write to Ilan Brat at [email protected]

take a look at this chart...looks bullish...any comments??

By the way, AIDO seems to be in a similar business like STTK excpet for the security industry. RFID tags to monitor livestock, etc. 

just got out at $0.46...a quick trade...smiling Benjamins! made up partly for not staying in STTK longer...

hmmm...based on STTK movement, this is the next thing in "virus/disease" monitoring of livestock.   Wish I would have known about this a few days ago!  haha, but then so does everyone!

Quote from: vic666 on April 04, 2006, 02:49:53 PM
just got out at $0.46...a quick trade...smiling Benjamins! made up partly for not staying in STTK longer...

GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZ!!! I don't believe this...I sold for profits...and I thought I've made up partly for my quick sell on STTK...and this one roars ahead and finishes at $0.66 !!!!!! 

I don't believe my luck....for some reason, the fact that I had a green day today seem hardly any consolation....I simply cannot believe my luck on this one after what happened at STTK ....geez! 

I bought back in right around close at $0.68 ....wish me luck fellahs!

I think you will be ok Vic.  I have no evidence, just my gut feeling.  I hope my gut feeling is right because I didn't sell at .71 earlier.  I do think this will be like STTK.  Heck, the product is almost the same, but for bigger livestock which would seem more plausible.  Incidentally, I got in at .489.   

Anyone think there will be a huge sell off tomorrow or another continued run?