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Glad to see it held around 50% of it's daily HOD.  Hopefully, it will trickle upwards and now downwards like it had been doing since early last week.

Perhaps it was STTK or maybe because after the last run up it lost all of it's steam and people got burnt. I'm happy though. I think it held up very well by close. I'll hold on until one of these deals gets signed. Anyone know how long something like this might take? I have absolutely no experience with Taiwanese/Chinese governmental red tape. I know that they are trying to get this implemented relatively quickly but who knows how long that will take.

Yup, there is the "breakeven dump" I we hoping wouldn't happen....  trickle down time again, im afraid...

Well, there we go.  Back to where we were before yesterday.  I guess that shows investor confidence. 

At this moment, its all about action.  Talk of potential contracts is not good enough.  Once deals closes, this stock will rise.  There's nothing like a confirmed deal.  All this stock need for investors to flock to it is one confirmed deal.

 

If you look at the chart below, it's still trending very well from a few months ago.  The upward trend is going to continue.  Be patience.  When bird flu reaches our continent (mean Mexico, Canada or US).  These stocks are going to spike.  Then when the deals are closed this stock will continue to go up.  At these levels, I'll be accumulating more.  Any lost you may have now is only on paper.

What a nice finish today!  This is the first time before last weeks downslide have we closed on the HOD.  This momentum should continue onto tommorow.  Perhaps news is coming out about a closed deal.  We went as low as .50 and climbed all the way to .60.  For a .02 gain for the day.  Those who got in on the low made at least 25% on today's move.

The move today is similar to what happened the day before the big move last week.  We ended high on the day and went higher the following day.  I think tomorrow will be another fruitful day.  Stay in for the ride.  Good luck!

Tomorrow is Good Friday so no trading. Hopefully good news over the holiday for a strong Monday open.

I sure hope so on Monday, but to be honest, I am not expecting it.  I hate to say it, I think it will settle back to mid .50's unless, like you said above, confirmation of a deal is made.

This is a good time to review some of the past press releases.  If you take look at this PR dated on 3/28/06 (http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060328/20060328005671.html?.v=1).   Allen Zhang, Chairman of Carlyle RFID Technologies, Inc (Advanced ID Corp's distributor in Guangdong Province) notes the following:

"The program managers in the province are working on a complete poultry identification and trace-back program and have looked at the Thailand program as an effective model. The Thailand program relies heavily on products, database capture capabilities and technology developed by Advanced ID Corp. The test results and data have consistently been outstanding. We expect that the Chinese program will closely emulate the Thailand model."

If anything, this signals a possible deal with Guangdong Province of China.  My guess is that Guangdong is the test bed for the implemention.  Once it's been accepted and approved, I wouldn't be suprise to see more province in China follow suit.   

I think this is new news, just not officially on the wire yet. They are only up 1.67% today. Could do very nicely once more people see this. Link and text below:

http://www.rfidsolutionsonline.com/content/news/article.asp?docid=%7BA87D2217-140A-41A1-8F71-333D67161313%7D&VNETCOOKIE=NO

Advanced ID Corporation Confirms Avian Flu Application In Thailand
4/17/2006 
Advanced ID Corporation (OTC BB: AIDO) -- Dr. Kummalue Pongsak, Director of 4P Technology Ltd and advisor to the Dept of Agriculture in Thailand, confirmed today that the Advanced ID DataTRAC™ UHF/RFID system has been certified as the best proposal for the containment of bird flu in Thailand. "The Department of Agriculture of Thailand supervised the testing sites for both cattle and chickens which proved the effectiveness of the DataTRAC™ UHF/RFID Product and system. The proposal from Advanced ID was presented to the Minister of Agriculture as well as the Livestock Department. 4P Technology Ltd will administrate the implementation program on behalf of Advanced ID Corporation. The three-year program includes readers and tags totaling an investment of $26,000,000.00 from the Thailand Government. Advanced ID will provide the database management to include chicken coops, processing plants, checkpoints, as well as slaughter house integration. There are over 700,000,000 poultry per year processed and approximately 11,000 farms that are all included in the total requirements for this program. We have been working for several months on establishing a certified RFID identification program for livestock and feel we must also incorporate the avian flu application into our budget proposal. It is obvious that the containment of bird flu identification is of utmost urgency and the Thailand government is addressing this issue on a top priority basis. This does not curtail the importance of cattle ID, but simply means we must move very quickly on the adoption of the Advanced ID system. The implementation of the system is in final budget approval from the Department of Agriculture."

Chinese RFID market to grow at 82.4% a year
RFID vertical application market was estimated at RMB 1.477 billion in China in 2005, in which ultrahigh frequency (UHF) RFID application accounted for only 10.6% at RMB 156 million. IDC predicts that by 2010, the total market revenue will reach RMB 29.837 billion, with a forecast compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for 2005-2010 of 82.4%.




February 6, 2007 - 9:00 AM EST           





Advanced ID Executives Meet With Government Officials in Beijing, China to Discuss RFID Projects
Seymour Kazimirski, Chairman, Hubert Meier, Director and Dan Finch, Director and President/CEO of Advanced ID Corp (OTCBB: AIDO) met with Chinese Government Officials. The focus of the meetings included several markets covering the tire industry in China using Advanced ID UHF tags and readers; the animal identification program for China's Country-wide pet management program and the livestock program for containment of bird flu and other diseases. The executives met also with the Beijing Police Department, who has responsibility for enforcing pet management micro-chipping. Lastly, Kazimirski, Meier and Finch met with the Chinese distributors who will actually sell the Advanced ID products in China.

As part of Advanced ID's continuing focus on Asia, Advanced ID has started selling its successful Canadian-based ISO standard pet micro-chipping system in China. The company has sold micro-chips in Guangdong and Sichuan Provinces and is now becoming approved to sell micro-chips in the Capital and the other Chinese Provinces. The Beijing meetings were successful in speeding up the approval process. With a population approximately 70 times greater then Canada, the market is the company's top international priority.

According to Dan Finch, Advanced ID's President and CEO, "We are convinced that our pet recovery product line, including our Chinese language PETrac database management software, our ISO micro-chip and our new Chinese character reader will form the basis for the country of China to standardize on the PETrac pet management system and the rest of the Advanced ID pet recovery product line. China is the largest country in the world to mandate pet micro-chipping and Advanced ID's PETrac is the system best suited to meet the enormous demands of the Chinese requirement.

"The meetings for the tire industry were centered on China-wide distribution with the largest tire manufacturers in China. As China is the largest maker of truck tires in the world, the need for Advanced ID's RFID systems will be a very lucrative segment of the industry. We are currently reviewing distribution agreements for country-wide adoption for China and will implement our systems by next quarter. With over 170 Million tires produced in China, our goal is to be come very aggressive in this marketplace."