TBU`ler: Vergess mal im Moment diese Aktie und schaut Euch 934634 an - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[SoWhat]

Guten Tag,

Bin auch in TBU noch drin und schon länger in NAB.V. Gestern neues hoch und es geht weiter,
da noch news ausstehen.
Im Moment sehe ich hier mehr Potenzial als in TBU. Danach kann man ja rein.
Nähere Infos im Thread " Geld verdienen mit Kriminellen".

Viel Spass und good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Abend,

TBU heute plus 5,49 % Schluss 4,80
NAB heute plus 7,50 % Schluss 4,30

Eine Frage der Zeit, wann NAB höher steht!

Good luck

sowhat

[Yamster]

Hallo SoWhat!

Was hast Du für ein Kursziel für die NAB!
Auch wäre es schön wenn Du Dich einmal (nach langer Zeit) über ICNW äußern konntest. Kommt da noch was oder kann man diesen Titel abschreiben?

Morgen Yamster

[SoWhat]

Hallo Yamster,

Wenn die News kommen vielleicht 7,00. Mit Kurszielen ist das immer so eine Sache.

ICNW kommt schon noch. Die haben die May Davis Group und Lucent im Rücken. Bringen
im Moment keine News wegens des Nasdaq-Gangs.

Good luck

sowhat

[Profeilerin]

Hallo SoWhat.

Unter der WPKN die Du angegeben hast wird die ausländische Aktie nur in Frankfurt gelistet.
Dort ist aber seit 50 Wochen kein Handelswolumen mehr festgestellt worden.
Wo kann ich die Aktie als Kaufen ? Habe kein auslands Konto.


Eure Profeilerin

[Yamster]

Danke SoWhat für Deine rasche Stellungnahme!
Du hast mir weitergeholfen. Nachdem die TBU schon ein toller Tip war (ich denke es geht noch weiter) werde ich mir auch ein paar NAB.V ins Depot legen.

Nice Weelend Yamster

[Yamster]

Danke SoWhat für Deine rasche Stellungnahme!
Du hast mir weitergeholfen. Nachdem die TBU schon ein toller Tip war (ich denke es geht noch weiter) werde ich mir auch ein paar NAB.V ins Depot legen.

Nice Weelend Yamster

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

TBU gestern Schluss 4,50 Minus 6,25 %
NAB.V 4,35 plus 1,16 %

Die Aktie wird erst seit letzter Woche in Deutschland gehandelt.

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

sieht ja ganz gut aus. Während TBU zurück auf 4,16 ist, hat NAB die Traveller überholt und
liegt jetzt bei 4,19. Und es wird weitergehen.

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Tag

jetzt bin ich ja mal gespannt. Beide bei 4,25

Good luck

sowhat

[Amolinarie]

Hallo soWhat,

ich lese schon seit längerem Deine (leider in letzter Zeit spärlichen) Beiträge.

Hast Du nicht letztes Jahr auch vor Teles gewarnt?

Damals dachte ich, daß Du ein Mießmacher bist. Heute sitze ich immer noch auf meinen Teles zu ca 60 Euro rum (aus Trotz).

Ich würde gern mehr über IMAGIS TECHNOLOGIES INC. erfahren, kann aber keine Info´s finden. Hast Du einen Tip?

Danke im Voraus

Amolinarie

[SoWhat]

Guten Abend Amolinarie,

da Du Dich hier im Board noch nicht auszukennen scheinst, geb ich Dir mal eine kleine
Hilfestellung.

Über die Suchfunktion kannst Du einiges in Erfahrung bringen. Wenn es nicht mehr zu berichten gibt, fallen halt meine
Posting etwas spärlich aus. Sorry, war immer so und war auch richtig. Zum Einlesen empfehle ich dir den Thread zu INTA.
Zu Imagis findest Du was unter dem Titel "Geld verdienen mit Kriminellen".

Mit Teles hab ich nichts zu tun. Die Aktie hab ich nie verfolgt.

Good luck

sowhat

PS: Kannst ruhig öfters posten, hier bekommt man doch immer Antworten.

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

vor zwei Tagen pari, nun ist TBU schon 6,5 % hinten. Der Chart bei TBU läd nicht unbedingt zum Kaufen ein.

News stehen bei NAB noch aus.

Good luck

sowhat

[amolinarie1]

Hallo soWhat,

bei Teles habe ich dich wohl verwechselt.

Ich habe mal Deinen Namen in der Suchfunktion eingegeben und statt Stichwort user angeklickt (man lernt). Von wegen spärlich Anzahl von Beiträgen! Machst du daß hauptberuflich?

Allerdings kann ich Deinen Tip´s leider nicht hinterherschnüffeln, da ich zu Deinen Empfehlungen meistens keine Firmeninfo´s über Internet finde.

Über welche Seiten recherchierst Du?
Ich wühle meistens in Aktiencheck.de, Yahoo.de Finanztreff.de, comdirekt und wallstreetonline.

Was hälst Du von PCCW (na klar...) China Online, Pacific Internet, Union Capital, Jumbomall und travelbyus?

Schöne Grüße

Amolinarie

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen amolinarie1,

wofür steht jetzt die 1?

Bin seit über 20 Jahren im Geschäft. war früher mal bei einer Grossbank Anlageberater und
Vermögensverwalter. Hatte dazu keine Lust mehr und hab die Serie 3 und 7 bei renomierten US-Brokern
abgelegt. Dort darf man aber nicht so beraten, wie ich es mir vorstellte, nur AAA Papiere und immer mit
Absegnung des Chef. Nein Danke und seit 10 Jahren freier Mensch. Seit dieser zeit Kontakte aufgebaut, die es mir erlauben mich frei zu bewegen,
ohne Zwänge. Klasse gefühl. Mein Hobby wurde zum Beruf oder umgekehrt. Meine Kiste ist immer an. Durch das Internet bekommt man
Daten, die man sonst nicht bekommt. Meine Linkliste ist so lang, wie von Flensburg bis Garmisch, da ich weltweit investiere, also auch z.B. Botswana.
Seit 3 Jahren beschäftige ich mich mit small und midcaps. Ein äusserst lukrativer Markt, der natürlich seine Gefahren birgt, aber wenn ich jetzt einen
Schlussstrich ziehen müsste, würden die sogenannte Gurus einen Schreck bekommen. Nicht wegen der Verluste.

Ja, wo wühle ich? Neben den von Dir genannten in USA, www.Bloomberg.com, www.edgars.com, www.siliconinvestor.com und und und. Hier gib es auch ein paar
wenige Seiten, die sich mit den Smallcaps befassen. Sachliche Infos hat z.b. www.tcmag.de, teilweise sogar in Deutsch.

China ist mein neues Betätigungsfeld. War selbst vor zwei Wochen da und bin tief beeindruckt.

Hoffe das reicht erstmal, wie gesagt die Kiste ist den ganzen Tag an. Manchmal zum Leidwesen meiner Frau und unserer zwei Kinder. Naja.


Zum eigentlichen Thema:

Der Spread bzw. die Kluft wird größer. Jetzt 8,9 % und die News, die TBU bringt helfen auch nichts. Die News mit denen
Nab noch kommen wird wird die kurse weiter auseinander bringen.

Good luck

sowhat

[amolinarie1]

Tag auch soWhat,
die 1 steht für: "Ich habe mein Passwort zuhause
auf dem Schreibtisch liegen lassen und mir desshalb für´s Büro einen
neuen user angelegt".

Schön dass es dir so gut geht.

Ist es ein Zufall, dass ORION Scientific Systems in der Kundenliste von
IMAGIS auftaucht und Du auch für einen Wert Orion Technologies oft Beiträge in´s board
stellst? Oder gibt´s da irgend eine Verbindung?

Vor allem da Du geschrieben hast, die Geschäftsführer persönlich zu kennen?

Schöne Grüße

Amolinarie + Amolinarie1

[srooncs]

Hallihallo!

Hab ich grad per mail erhalten:

Unser Hot Stock des Tages ist die kanadische Imagis Technologies
(WKN 934634), die sich mit hohen Wachstumsraten den Markt für
Biometriesoftware erschließt. Imagis bietet proprietare Softwarelösung
zur Identifizierung von Personen an, die in allen
sicherheitsrelevanten Bereichen eingesetzt werden (ausfuhrliche
Darstellung in Research-Report anbei). Unser Gespräch mit dem
Management hat ergeben, daß Imagis die für 2000 geplanten Umsatzziele
bereits im ersten Quartal erreicht hat und den Vertrieb weiter
intensiv ausbaut.

Imagis wird derzeit bei 3 Euro gehandelt. Wir sehen ein Kursziel
von 5 bis 6 Euro auf eine Sicht von 8 Wochen als realistisch an.

Quelle: www.boersenman.de

Schönen Tag noch und gute Gewinne!

[SoWhat]

Guten Abend Büro und zu Hause,

die Orion, die Du meinst hat nichts mit der Orion Technologies zu tun, zu der ich poste.

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

der Spread beträgt jetzt 12,6 % und nach der Empfehlung von gestern wird er immer größer werden.

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

schön das sich TBU mal wieder nach oben bewegt. Allerdings geht der Spread weiter
auseinander. Jetzt bei 15 %. Bin gespannt, wie lange es dauert bist wir bei 100% sind.

Schönen Sonntag noch und

Good luck

sowhat

[hotties]

Hallo soWhat,

wie verhält sich das eigentlich mit dem Spread?

Nimmt der ab bei steigenden Umsätzen ?

Danke

[amolinarie1]

Hallo soWhat,

Danke für den Tip.

Ich habe mir auf Deinen Tip hin am Freitag ein paar Imagis zu 4 Euro in´s Depot gelegt.
War wohl gerade kurz vor dem Ausbruch. Würdest Du jetzt die Gewinne mitnehmen?
In Deutschland haben (wir wie Du bestimmt mitbekommen hast) gegenüber Kanada einen großen Aufschlag.

Schöne Grüße

Amolinarie1

[SoWhat]

Guten Tag zusammen,

Hotties, der Spread ist die Differenz zwischen dem Kurs NAB und TBU. Hab ich nur
mal so zur Grundlage genommen. Daraus lässt sich nichts besonderes ableiten. Wollte nur darauf aufmerksam
machen, dass man im Moment mit NAB wohl besser fährt.

Amolinarie1, kein Stück weggeben. Im Gegenteil, da kommt noch was an News.

So und die Differenz (Spread) beträgt inzwischen 25 % Und es geht rasant weiter.

Good luck

sowhat

[payline]

5,85 can$ = 4,16 Euro
zZt. nur 7% Aufschlag!!!
Gekauft, Danke
Gruß payline

[amrif]

Hallo, SoWath,
bin absoluter Neuling und habe Intasys bei 11,2o gekauft
Habe Deine Theards gesesen - und nun?
Kann ich ruhig schlafen?

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

heute mal zu Gunsten TBU. Nur noch 23 %. Aber seit gestern wird NAB auch in den USA gehandelt.
Was das wohl bedeuten kann.$$$

Amrif, Antwort im Inta Thread.

Good luck

sowhat

[esser]

Hallo soWhat

kann das nicht auch bedeuten, dass es jetzt mal wieder runtergeht? Vielleicht war der rasante Kursanstieg das Vorwegnehmen dieser Meldung. Bin am Überlegen ob ich einsteigen soll. Der Aufschlag Vanc./Frankf. ist ja heute annehmbar.

Habe heute nochmals bei Forlink nachgelegt.

Gruß

esser

[Franktionaer]

Hi,

THX erstmal an SoWhat!!!!!!!!!!!! (Bin bei Intasys seit 5.5€ mit dabei )
Imagis scheint der nächste Knüller zu werden, wobei mir die Infos zur konkurrenz noch nicht allzu detailliert bekannt sind ?!?!? help?!

Deswegen (auch weil ich nicht in Canada ordern kann ) bin ich hier erstmal vorsichtig mit einem geringen Anteil zu 4€ eingestiegen, falls die Aktie fällt kauf ich natürlich nach, um den nächsten Hype mitzunehmen.... wenn sie wieder weiter steigen sollte, bin ich auf jeden fall dabei, wenn auch nur mit wenig Cash.... ist eben nur ein Kompromiß und somit muß man immer irgendwo Abschläge hinnehmen.
Wenn jemand eine momentan bessere Strategie weiß, nur her damit.

CU

[john-mclane]

Hallo,

nachdem sich die Kurskapriolen in F gelegt haben, bin ich gestern zu 4,20 E eingestiegen und freue ich mich mit allen imagis-besitzern auf eine ordentliche rally.

So long

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

der Spread liegt jetzt bei runden 25%, und das obwohl Imagis etwas hergeben musste, während
TBU einen Kursgewinn verbuchen konnte. Für die, die noch nicht dabei sind, sind das Einstirgskurse.
Die CAD 5,00 Marke hat die letzten Tage erfolgreich gehalten. Was jetzt fehlt sind die News.

Noch was zur Konkurrenz. So weit ich es richtig in Erinnerung habe, gib es zwei grössere Mitbewerber.
ImageWare und Morpho. Die hatten aber bei einer Vorführung in Salt Lake City ein peinliches Auftreten.
Ihr Produkt funktionierte nicht. Das war aber vor einem Jahr. Irgendwo hab ich noch was dazu. Werde es dann posten.

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

die halten halten sich ja ganz gut bei dem Umfeld. Der Spread ist wieder
etwas runter auf 16 %. Die $ 5,00 Marke bei NAB.V scheint sich jetzt wirklich als
unterer Boden auszubilden. Weiterhin eine Kaufgelegenheit, zumal einige, die tiefer
gekauft haben, draussen sein sollten.

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

also jetzt wirds schon peinlich für TBU. Solch tolle Story, was machen die bloss falsch?! ähhe

Spread jetzt bei 42 %. Bei den News, die bei NAB noch ausstehen, wird NAB wohl bald das doppelte von TBU kosten.

Good luck

sowhat

[josieR]

Scheint so, sowhat,

allerdings nutzt das doppelte auch nicht viel, solange TBU immer tiefer fällt

mit Spass an Bord, josieR

[josieR]

TBU legt ja ganz gut vor, vielleicht bei nab "alles neu macht der Mai"

Grüße, jo

[ranunkel]

Hallo,
gestern gab es seit längerem mal wieder Neuigkeiten von Imagis:

IMAGIS AWARDED US$1.2 MILLION CONTRACT FROM ALAMEDA COUNTY SHERIFF`S OFFICE, CALIFORNIA

Imagis` Facial ID, Image Management, and Wireless Software Provide State-of-the Art Tools for Alameda County Law Enforcement Agencies


Vancouver, Canada, May 15, 2000; (OTCBB: IGSTF; FRANKFURT: IGY; CDNX: NAB): Mr. Iain Drummond, President & CEO, Imagis Technologies Inc. ("IMAGIS") is pleased to announce that IMAGIS, together with its business partner, ORION Scientific Systems, have been chosen to provide an integrated imaging-based law enforcement solution, by the Alameda County Sheriff`s Office, California, in a total contract award of US$2.65 million. IMAGIS will act as the key technology provider and will receive US$1.2 million of the total contract fee.

IMAGIS will provide a completely integrated law enforcement solution including the CABS Computerized Arrest and Booking System, ID-2000 Facial Recognition Software, Regional Data-Sharing, Property-ID for evidence control and tracking in the field, and CABS Mobile for wireless transmission of record and image information to patrol cars. IMAGIS will integrate its software with the County`s CORPUS mainframe application.

The county-wide booking implementation at Alameda will be the largest digital imaging system on the West Coast in law enforcement. The system will bring officers, beat-cops, detectives and sheriffs the most recent arrest information and photographs, available anytime and anywhere by using laptops, internet protocols and secure wireless communications. The products and services being provided by ORION and IMAGIS are a combination of state-of-the-art biometric facial recognition, image and database management allowing law enforcement agencies to be more efficient and more effective in their jobs.

"IMAGIS suite of products answered all of the challenges presented by the evaluation criteria in connecting multi-agency jurisdictions over a wide-area network (WAN)," said Eric Zidenberg, Vice-President of ORION Scientific Systems. "ORION has been working with law enforcement agencies like Alameda County for over a decade, helping them to find the right solutions that fit their specific requirements. By partnering with IMAGIS, we presented the best technical solution plus the experienced technical team necessary to be successful with this advanced project."

The Alameda project is planned to be installed this year and be fully operational during the 1st quarter of 2001.


"We are extremely pleased that our software technology has achieved such acknowledgement through this award, particularly as it`s in the technology rich Silicon Valley/Bay Area. It supports our Company`s continuing development of our technology solutions for the law enforcement, security and gaming industries. We are committed to continually developing solutions with our partners and have recently expanded our R&D department. We appointed more individuals to the IMAGIS research and development team with advanced expertise in Computer Science, specializing in vector graphics and three-dimensional geometry to the Biometric Active-X group as well as to the Product Alignment Group with specialties in recordset optimization and GUI design," reported Mr. Drummond.

About IMAGIS
IMAGIS is a developer and marketer of advanced biometric-based software applications for the law enforcement, security and gaming industries. IMAGIS ID-2000 facial recognition technology is designed to recognize faces or any other image, and works with IMAGIS and third-party applications in these areas to capture and search facial images of the person as well as images of identifying marks such as tattoos, scars, and other features. IMAGIS products are designed to an open architecture and address a range of law enforcement needs in the imaging area, including Arrest & Booking, Regional Data-sharing, Evidence-tracking, wireless image transfer to and from police cruisers, and facial image recognition. IMAGIS markets its products through a network of Business Partners located in North America, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. IMAGIS? Chairman is Oliver "Buck" Revell, who served for over 30 years in the FBI and during his career advanced to the number two career post of Associate Deputy Director.


About ORION
ORION Scientific Systems, an international software consulting firm located in Sacramento, California, is a multidisciplinary research, analysis, consulting, and software development firm that specializes in solving complex, information processing based problems - particularly those encountered by decision-makers, business managers, and operations or support activities. ORION has been developing high-end state of the art information processing and intelligence systems for the United States Government for over 20 years. In addition, ORION has been a leader in the Web based network systems adapting many of its existing systems to web based technology as well as developing tools and applications to serve this growing environment. http://www.orionsci.com

About ALAMEDA
Alameda County covers 813 square miles and extends from the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay easterly to San Joaquin County. There are 14 incorporated cities including Oakland, Hayward and Fremont in the county with a population of 1.362 million and adjacent to Silicon Valley. The Alameda County comprises 32 agencies. The Alameda County Sheriff`s office operates three correctional facilities, of which two are the booking sites: North County Jail and Santa Rita Jail. Santa Rita jail is one of the top 10 correctional facilities in the U.S. The Santa Rita jail is built on 110 acres and houses 3,500 inmates in 18 separate housing units. The North County Jail is a high rise, maximum-security facility with a capacity of 707 inmates on six housing floors. Eight of the cities in Alameda County operate jails, where subjects are booked and processed.

Forward Looking Statements
This document contains forward-looking statements including a statement regarding the timing of the implementation of IMAGIS` software solutions in the Alameda County Sheriff`s Office. Actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these statements based upon a number of factors including the ability of IMAGIS and ORION to coordinate to install the software solutions successfully on a timely basis. Forward-looking statements are based on management`s beliefs, opinions and projections on the date the statements are made. IMAGIS undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements if circumstances or management believes, opinions or projections should change.

Gruß
ranunkel

[SoWhat]

Guten Tag,

interessanter Thread. Hab ihn mal nach oben geholt, weil es bald einige Neuigkeiten von Images geben wird, die Kurse bewegen werden. Nach oben natürlich

Good luck

sowhat

[aaahhh]

@ SoWhat
Ich war über ein Jahr in dieser Aktie investiert und habe
nur Verluste verbucht! Ich verfolge deine Postings schon
recht lange, in denen du den Wert zu pushen versuchst. Bis-
her mit wenig Erfolg! Jetzt mal ehrlich, was ist dran, bitte
Fakten! Hätte nichts dagegen meine Verluste mit Imagis aus-
zugleichen.
Gruß aaahhh

[SoWhat]

Hallo aaahhh,

wer vor einem Jahr in Aktien investiert war, dürfte generell Verluste erlitten haben. Wo wars Du als ich die Aktie bei CAD 1,60 vorgestellt habe und dann der Hype Richtung 6,00 kam? Ich war dabei und bin jetzt wieder dabei. Wenn ich Aktionär eines Unternehmens bin und mich in den Boards bewege, poste ich halt die Fakten, nenn es Push. Fest steht, dass Imagis ein Startup ist, die bereits gute Kontrakte haben und in einer schwierigen Börsenphase Investoren gefunden hat, die das weitere Wachstum finanzieren. Siehe die vergangenen Unternehmensnews. Wie ich jetzt hörte, sollen neue Kontrakte abgeschlossen worden sein. Einer in Grossbritanien. Dort ist auch eine Studie zu Imagis erschienen. Werd später dazu was hier reinstellen, da ich sie im Moment nicht zur Hand habe. Diese Fakten sind natürlich erst dann richtige Fakten, wenn sie offiziell vom Unternehmen veröffentlicht werden. Solange ist halt alles Spekulation. Ich geh diese sehr gerne ein

Good luck

sowhat

[SoWhat]

Guten Tag,

dann fangen wir mal die Börsenwoche mit News an:

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Good luck

sowhat

[jojack]

hallo soWhat
ich muß einfach eingestehen,du bist klasse!!!
möchte nur wissen,wo du diese nachrichten immer ausgräbst.
du must doch eine engels geduld haben.jedenfalls ziehe ich
den hut vor dir. mach bitte weiter so!

[SoWhat]

Oh Jojack,

bring mich nicht in Verlegenheit im Ernst, zum einen gehört Geduld zur Börse. Die Schnellschlüsse des letzten Jahres gehören der Vergangenheit an. Ich richte mich immer auf fünf Jahre aus, so wie es jedes Unternehmen macht. Geht es schneller, umso besser. Bei Images stimmts offenbar. Und das ist eigentlich ein Zeichen für ein längerfristiges Engagement. Aber die Zeiten sind hektisch. Ich passe mich denen an und bin immer am Ball. That´s it

Good luck und jetzt kann abgehen

sowhat

PS: Bleib auch am Ball, dann kommt der Profit schon

[roju]

applaus , tolle news

na dann kanns ja bald losgehen

[SoWhat]

Guten Morgen,

dauert etwas länger als erwartet, aber jetzt scheinen die News zu kommen. Es solltenm noch andere folgen.

Tuesday July 10, 5:42 pm Eastern Time
Press Release
SOURCE: Imagis Technologies Inc.
Imagis and ORION Chosen to Install Biometric Solutions in Huntington Beach Police Department
Integrated Law Enforcement Suite Delivers Biometrics, Image and Database Management Solutions
VANCOUVER, July 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Imagis Technologies Inc. (``Imagis``), a global independent software developer of biometric solutions, announced today that with its business partner, ORION Scientific Systems, have been chosen to provide an integrated imaging-based law enforcement solution to the Huntington Beach Police Department in California. IMAGIS will provide a completely integrated law enforcement suite including the CABS Computerized Arrest and Booking System, ID-2000 Facial Recognition Software, Regional Data-Sharing, and CABS Cruiser for wireless transmission of record and image information to patrol cars.

The law enforcement system will provide the Huntington Beach Police officers, beat-cops, and detectives with current arrest information and photographs, available at any time and in any location by using laptops, internet protocols and secure wireless delivery and communications. The state-of-the-art products and services include biometric facial recognition, image, and database management, giving officers invaluable investigative tools in their law enforcement and surveillance work.

The installation is expected to be operational this month. The Huntington Beach Police Department is located in Orange County and has 240 sworn officers.

About IMAGIS

IMAGIS Technologies Inc. is a public company offering state-of-the-art software technology for biometric facial recognition and image management. Imagis systems can be found in numerous sites worldwide, including law enforcement agencies, casinos, correctional institutions, international airports, and government offices. Imagis` ID-2000 facial recognition technology forms the basis of some of the world`s largest digital imaging systems.

Imagis` software is designed to work wherever possible with existing hardware, while interfacing seamlessly with other software products to provide clients with highly effective imaging solutions. It is marketed through a global network of business partners.

Imagis is committed to providing its customers and partners with high performance imaging technology, created and supported by professionals, who understand the increasing need in the market for advanced biometric-based security. http://www.ImagisTechnologies.com .

About ORION

ORION Scientific Systems, an international software consulting firm located in Sacramento, California, is a multidisciplinary research, analysis, consulting, and software development firm that specializes in solving complex, information processing based problems - particularly those encountered by decision-makers, business managers, and operations or support activities. Orion has been developing high-end state of the art information processing and intelligence systems for the United States Government for over 20 years. In addition, Orion has been a leader in the Web based network systems adapting many of its existing systems to web based technology as well as developing tools and applications to serve this growing environment. http://www.orionsci.com .


On behalf of the Board

"Sandra Buschau"

Corporate Secretary


The Canadian Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.

SOURCE: Imagis Technologies Inc.

Good luck

sowhat

[Mamsel]

Imagis`s CABS operational for Oakland Police Department
Imagis Technologies Inc NAB
Shares issued 11,818,795 Jul 23 2001 close $.750
Jul 24 2001 2:22:46

Ms. Sandra Buschau reports
Oakland Police Department, the largest volume police booking agency in Alameda county, California, is now operational with Imagis`s CABS/ID-2000 suite of law enforcement products and facial recognition technology. This announcement comes after a year of development and installation work following the award of a $2.65-million (U.S.) contract to Imagis and Orion.
Imagis`s biometric law enforcement software provides Oakland Police Department with an integrated booking and biometric facial recognition identification system, which replaces manual methods of arrestee processing, verification and identification. Areas of operation include the adult jail facilities in both male and female intake, the youth services division, and the identification section.
Technology highlights include:
Imagis`s ID-2000 facial recognition software for local and countywide identification of arrestees and repeat offenders;
countywide common access to centralized images (facial imagery, such as mugshots tattoos, marks and scars) and repository for arrestee verification, identification and processing;
integration with the existing Alameda county criminal history data and DOJ Livescan fingerprint systems; and
access to local and countywide records information via wireless police cruisers.
About Oakland Police Department
The Oakland Police Department books an average of 100 prisoners a day in its facility, and its use of Imagis software technologies is making day-to-day operations more efficient. Redundant data entry into multiple computer systems has been minimized, while increasing the amount of information that is being collected. New logs and reports are now available through instantly updated files. Investigators now have instant access to booking photos while prisoners are being processed. Photo lineups are now available to investigators at the touch of a button.
About Orion
Orion Scientific Systems, an international software consulting firm located in Sacramento, Calif., is a multidisciplinary research, analysis, consulting and software development firm that specializes in solving complex, information processing-based problems -- particularly those encountered by decisionmakers, business managers, and operations or support activities. Orion has been developing high-end state-of-the-art information processing and intelligence systems for the United States government for over 20 years. In addition, Orion has been a leader in the Web-based network systems adapting many of its existing systems to Web-based technology as well as developing tools and applications to serve this growing environment.

(c) Copyright 2001 Canjex Publishing Ltd. http://www.canada-stockwatch.com

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Mamsel

[itsch]

Hallo,

kann es sein das in Germany fast alle
ausgestiegen sind ?

Bin ich allein ?

Gruß itsch

[Mamsel]

Hi Itsch,

ich bin auch noch dabei und hab Dir ne News mitgebracht:


Imagis`s law enforcement products chosen by bioSecure
Tuesday Jul 31 2001 News Release

Mr. Iain Drummond reports
Imagis has signed a master distributor agreement with the biometric subsidiary of the Hong Kong-based Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings (CKI) group of companies, one of the largest publicly listed companies in Hong Kong, of which the chairman is Li Ka-shing.
Under this agreement, CKI subsidiary bioSecure will promote, distribute and support Imagis`s line of law enforcement and biometric facial recognition products across Asia Pacific, both directly and through a number of subdistributors. These products, notably the CABS Computerized Arrest & Booking System and Imagis`s highly advanced ID-2000 facial recognition technology, are installed in numerous law enforcement agencies in the United States (particularly California), Canada (where it is the dominant such system in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police), Mexico and Europe.
The versatility and flexibility of ID-2000 allow software developers to easily incorporate the facial recognition technology into their applications, for uses such as physical access control, casino surveillance, identity verification system in checkpoints like airports, and even the facilitating of locating missing persons. As there is great demand for this type of technology for law enforcement agencies in Hong Kong and across the region, bioSecure intends to produce local language versions of the products.
H.L. Kam, group managing director of CKI, said: "CKI has always been actively developing infrastructure and infrastructure-related businesses, and has been looking for new grounds; electronic infrastructure is one of the new developments. To complement the rapid development of technology in the 21st century, the group has extended our business areas from traditional infrastructure to high-tech industries. Developing products and applications from biometric solutions fits in well with our strategy. The securing of this important partnership by bioSecure in a short span of time has given us testament that a right direction has been adopted."

(c) Copyright 2001 Canjex Publishing Ltd. http://www.canada-stockwatch.com

[canadafreak]

Hallo zusammen,

bin auch dabei und denke nicht daran auszusteigen. Leider kann ich mangels Masse nicht nachkaufen. Die letzten News zeigen aber, dass Imagis auf dem richtigen Weg ist. Ich habe Zeit. Schöner wär natürlich ein schneller Hype.

@So What
Was ist mit UK?
Canadafreak

[Frührentner!!!]

Was läuft hier eigentlich ab? Imagis meldet mehrere Aufträge in kurzen Zeitabständen und der Kurs semmelt trotzdem ab. In New York hat Imagis gestern wieder mit 46 Cent geschlossen, aber in Deutschland beträgt er statt umgerechneten 52 Cent nur 45! Gottseidank betrachte ich Imagis als Langfristinvest.....

[itsch]

Hallo,

so traurig das Ereignis in den USA auch ist,
ich glaube die Produkte von IMAGIS werden bald
sehr gefragt sein.

mfG itsch

[itsch]

dpa-AFX-Nachricht (Deutschland)




Mittwoch, 12.09.2001, 10:53
ANALYSE: Goldman Sachs ändert Portfolio-Strategie nach Anschlägen in den USA
LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Die Investmentbank Goldman Sachs setzt nach der Terrorwelle in den USA mit ihrer europäischen Portfolio-Strategie nicht mehr auf eine rasche Erholung der Wirtschaft. Die bisherige Ausrichtung sei nicht länger Erfolg versprechend, schreiben die Analysten in einer am Mittwoch in London veröffentlichten Kurzstudie. Die Anschläge in den USA dürften sich negativ auf das Verbraucher- und Geschäftsvertrauen auswirken und so eine Erholung der Weltwirtschaft verzögern.

Besonders stark dürften die Sektoren Fluglinien, Hotels, Einzelhandel und die Freizeitindustrie betroffen sein. Aussichten auf Besserung hätten dagegen Telekommunikationsgesellschaften, vor allem die Ex-Monopolisten. Auch Sicherheitsdienste und Sicherheitstechnologie-Unternehmen sollten profitieren, schreiben die Goldman-Analysten. Die zunächst positiven Auswirkungen auf Werte aus der Ölbranche könnten sich hingegen als kurzfristig erweisen.

Eine Erholung der Wirtschaft hänge nun davon ab, inwieweit die Geldpolitik in den kommenden Wochen gelockert werde sowie von der Entwicklung der Ölpreise, heißt es./km/ar



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[nino@]

strong buy die amis spielen verückt

[canadafreak]

Hallo zusammen,

erfreulicher Anlass hier mal wieder posten zu können Hab noch was interessantes vom letzten Jahr gefunden.

Moderator wallstreetonline) Hello dear Investor
(Moderator wallstreetonline) The whole interview is in english
(Moderator wallstreetonline) please make your questions in english
(Moderator wallstreetonline) Today we have imagis in our Investor-Relation-Chat
(Moderator wallstreetonline) CEO Iain Drummond and Nick Vermeulen, the regional director will answer all you questions
(Moderator wallstreetonline) we wish you a happy interview ;-)
imagis: Hello, we`re glad to be on-line to talk with you.
(Moderator wallstreetonline) all questions in english please

imagis: We`re listed on the OTC presently as the company does not yet meet the NASDAQ requirements.
imagis: Maryjoe: to increase the revenues of the company and to maintain a good market price
imagis: P30: The market will determine the upside of the stock.
imagis: bimbes: our business is providing software imaging solutions for the law enforcement, gaming and security industry. A major development is in `biometric` facial recognition.
imagis: One moment please, we have tech difficulty.
subabua: who many money have you at the moment to buy other companies ?
imagis: sorry for difficulty, we can now resume
imagis: subabua: we do not have an acquisition strategy right now. We use our working capital to increase the market.
bimbes: facial recognition? what exactly does that mean?
imagis: bimbes: we are good at searching the bone structure of the face to produce a `unique` facial signature.
Ferkelchen: which products do you make ?
imagis: Our software `cabs` arrest and booking system for law enforcement. ID2000 facial recognition for all security/law markets.
bimbes: how are you generating revenues?
imagis: we license software to resellers
P30: what`s your most important customer?
imagis: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is our largest customer. Expanding into U.S. and Europe now
ludwigderGeile: which opponents have you got with your products ?
imagis: Our competitors in the facial recognition are: Visionics, Viisage, Miros, and Zn
ludwigderGeile: are you the best ?
imagis: We believe we have the best product solutions for law enforcement
bimbes: can you tell us about your business plan. what are you doing in germany?
imagis: In Germany, Nick Vermeulen will be meeting several organizations in May. We see Germany as a main market.
bimbes: what`s the use of such facial recognition? Do you already have any customers?
imagis: Law enforcement can identify criminals who do not have ID or are hiding true identity
HOOK: when do you make constantly profit ?
imagis: Within 18 months.
stone: Youre plan baised on the strategie to get the biggest Company in this market. Can you tell us how you can reach this aim?
imagis: Through strategic business relationships with German partners.
imagis: 10 people in software development. 6 in sales and marketing and 4 in technical support and 5 in administration
ataraxie: is it true that your "facial rec. system" give also a good result in moving "targets"?
imagis: yes, we track and identify moving faces
elefantino: I read about PE ratios for 2000 of 8 and for 2001 PE ratio of 9, are these realistic numbers, which could be confirmed?
imagis: we have not released any PE ratios
bimbes: please tell ma about your revenues. How much and what is your gross margin?
imagis: we have just completed the audited statements ending Dec. 31, 1999
ganzbaff: Why do you see especially Germany as a main market?
imagis: Germany is the largest, single western European market.
HowardStern: which special strength has your company ?
imagis: We believe our strengths to be both our software and the skills of our people.
gebele: The marketvolume is arround 50 Mio - 2 Mrd. US $. The market will raise every year around 40 % you confirm the analysten maening?
imagis: IBG reports that the biometrics market will be $1.1 billion dollars by 2003.
P30: on which way does law enforcement work?
imagis: When a person is arrested, the police take a digital photo which is then encoded and matched against a database.
ataraxie: is it possible, that you have in the near future partners/customers in the financial-sector?
imagis: Yes, this is a good market for us to expand to as PIN #`s and passwords need second levels of security.
Q: are your products compatible to the internet-pay-methods ?
imagis: yes, we add extra security in this area
Q: i am afraid paying with credit cards in the internet.........
imagis: By having your face encoded on the card. Nobody else can use it.
ganzbaff: Does your software also work, if someone wears a hat or a baseball cap?
imagis: we encode the actual bone structure of the optic area.
gebele: I need the right symbol to by youre share
imagis: Frankfurt: IGY
KLON: your stock performed very well,.....what do you expect from the german investors...
imagis: We expect them to stay with the company as it performs
ganzbaff: Are you in contact with banks for facial recognition at tellar machines? If no: why not?
imagis: Our focus has been in law enforcement/gaming. We are in discussion with strategic partners in the financial market.
ganzbaff: Are you in time with the development of new software versions according to your business plan?
imagis: We are currently on plan to hire five additional engineers and developers in this quarter.
primus: who does make the investor-relation in Germany? IR is very important
imagis: our european associate has made arrangements to disseminate information to the German investment market
ataraxie: what´s your opinion, when the actually identification (in banking) will be replaced by biometric-systems?
imagis: Biometrics will not replace existing methods but add a second level of more security
imagis: we are currently trading on Frankfurt: symbol IGY
lunatic: nasdaq dreht ? wie weit gehts heute runter ?
imagis: we are trading OTC bulletin board, IGSTF and will move the NASDAQ small cap when the company can meet the requirements. hopefully within the year.
Quake: does biometric products damage the personal life for people? everybody is then in a database
imagis: we work within the privacy guidelines in each market
imagis: 25
Mogler: is it difficult to get good expert-people ?
imagis: yes, particularly developers. However they see our company as attractive
Bioman: which Big Players do use your software ?
imagis: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and police force in California
Pobacke: how strong do you want to increase your revenues in the next 5 years ?
imagis: Unfortunately we cannot make forward-looking statements at this time
star: Who are your competitors? (If there are any...)
imagis: Our competitors in the facial recognition are: Visionics, Viisage, Miros, and Zn
ataraxie: can you make a short announcement about your major projects within this year?
imagis: We currently have ten major projects tendered in the US at this time
casino: why should I buy your stock ?
imagis: Because as a technology company Imagis has identified a strong emerging market and has a good potential for market leadership
kgottwald: are there other institutions that think about using your systems?
(Moderator wallstreetonline) Now the last questions...
imagis: Yes. Airport security, visa/passport validation, drivers licenses, access control, etc
Bariton: What about ID-2000, will it come in summer?
imagis: ID-2000 facial recognition is already installed at police departments and casinos. We are constantly improving it. It is langauge independent - a new language version can be produced in about 2-3 weeks
star: When can you release a version that works under uncontrolled conditions?
imagis: Excellent question! ID-2000 currently works in a controlled environment - we are currently working on making it work in uncontrolled environments. Casinos are a good example

imagis: Thanks for participating. You can get more information at www.imagis-cascade.com and select investor relations
(Moderator wallstreetonline) Thanx to Imagis and the Investors ;-)

Sicher mal wieder interessant

Canadafreak

PS:Sowhat bist mir noch eine Antwort schuldig. Hast Du schon eine neue Perle in Sicht? Gruss

[SoWhat]

Hallo Canadafreak,

schön mal wieder was von Dir zu hören

Mit UK steht in den anderen Threads. Behördenwege sind lange Wege

Hier hab ich noch was für Dich:

Face Scan Touches Down At Super Bowl
Amid Privacy Debate, Facial Recognition Systems Come of Age

Kevin Baxter

Controversy over a surveillance system at Super Bowl XXXV has focused the media spotlight on an infant technology that is poised to revolutionize video security. As some 100,000 people passed through the turnstiles of the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL, for the big game, Veltek cameras focused on the crowd of anonymous faces. Many of those faces were then digitized and compared against a database of about 1,700 suspect photos from FBI and state police files.

Though no arrests resulted from the surveillance, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has demanded that Tampa city officials hold public hearings to discuss what it is calling "unreasonable search and seizure." The Tampa Police Department refutes the claim, arguing that the courts have ruled there is no expectation of privacy in public areas. "It`s just another high-tech tool that is available," Tampa police spokesman Joe Durkin told the Los Angeles Times. "We used it for a week to test it, evaluate it, and see if we liked it. And yes, we did like it."

The system was installed by Graphco Technologies, Inc., a Newtown, PA, firm that offered the system to Tampa police as a free "test project." The facial recognition component, called FaceTrac, is powered with biometrics technology created by Viisage Technology, Inc. of Littleton, MA.

The Biometrics Connection
"This is absolutely cutting-edge," said Iain Drummond, president and CEO of biometrics developer Imagis Technologies, Inc., Vancouver, BC. "It`s only fairly recently that facial recognition has been of an acceptable [accuracy]."

Indeed, facial recognition technology is quite new to forensics. Only a handful of companies are selling software specifically designed for law enforcement and security applications. The early market leaders include Viisage, Imagis, Jersey City, NJ-based Visionics Corp, and ImageWare Systems, Inc. of San Diego, CA. In general, these and other facial recognition developers are active in the science of biometrics, which also encompasses speaker verification, finger scan, signature verification, hand geometry, and eye scan.

Although the competing facial recognition (or "facial scan") systems vary in method, they share certain commonalties. The programs make comparisons based on facial characteristics that are relatively immutable, namely bone structure. Similarly, the systems ignore characteristics that can be altered, such as facial expressions and hair.

Positive ID
While the Super Bowl system did not turn up any of the FBI`s Most Wanted, facial recognition technology has a number of successes under its biometrics belt. This fall, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police of North Vancouver successfully identified - and convicted - several criminals using Imagis software.

In one instance, the software helped local forensic scientists identify an offender who was in their database under three aliases. In a department that maintains the records of more than 8,000 offenders, that discovery would have been next to impossible without such a sophisticated search engine.

"If you`ve got a composite drawing in New York, for example, you`ll be running that against hundreds of thousands of criminal records," said Drummond. "You`d never be able to narrow it down [without a facial recognition system]."

Visionic`s system, for example, starts from the premise that there are up to 80 landmarks on a human face. From there, the software`s engine locates 14 points that are alike to compute a match. The algorithm allows a single face to be compared to thousands of others in a photo database or on videotape.

Recognition techniques can include identification (one-to-many searching), verification (one-to-one matching), monitoring (following a person in a field-of-view), compositing (automatically merging different views into a single, complex 3-D image), and surveillance (matching a known face against a watch list).

On the commercial side, facial recognition technologies are making huge strides, especially in the areas of transactional, employee, and traveler identification. But law enforcement presents a unique challenge to these systems for a simple reason: Most criminals do not want to be identified. Disguises, bad lighting, and distance limit the effectiveness of such systems.

For example, offered Drummond, the technology in its current state of development cannot handle an image taken at an angle over 30 degrees from full frontal. But he added that the biometrics industry has made giant leaps in facial recognition in the past year. Dr. Joseph Atrick, CEO of Visionics, described the technology in an interview that aired Feb. 2 on NBC`s Today.

"Your face, with all its beauty and all its charm, ultimately can be reduced to a mathematical equation that`s unique to you," Atrick told Today. "As long as we can see the tip of ... one eye, and the other eye is full, we can handle the recognition."

Market Acceptance
The software is beginning to appear in law enforcement agencies throughout the United States and Canada. Kent County, MI, Los Angeles County, Hennepin County, MN, and agencies in Arizona and Texas have integrated Visionic`s FaceIt system into their mug shot imaging networks.

Los Angeles County and Illinois have installed FaceEXPLORER, a product developed by Viisage. Besides the Mounted Police of North Vancouver, 32 police departments in Alameda County, CA, have turned Imagis` ID-2000 into the "largest digital system on the West Coast," boasted Drummond. Law enforcement agencies in Nevada County, CA, Florida, and Connecticut are installing the Imagis system as well.

Drummond said the technology is ready for widespread use by the law enforcement community. "It`s very, very easy to use because almost all of the process is automatic," he said.

The early success and promising technology of facial recognition has earned the attention of the Department of Justice. The department`s technology research and evaluation arm has retained the International Biometric Group to perform an in-depth evaluation of facial recognition technology in the law enforcement market.

The study is examining one system in particular, a 3-D program known as Integrated Law Enforcement Face-Identification System (ILEFIS). The technology was developed through National Institute of Justice funding by the Office of Law Enforcement Technology Commercialization.

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Good luck

sowhat

PS: Schau mal in die andern Thread rein

[canadafreak]

Hallo Sowhat,

habs gelesen, danke.. Sollten die den Auftrag bekommen, wird er wohl nichts gegen das sein, was sich da anbahnt.

Wir sehen uns in den anderen Thread, denn zu Internet gehört Imagis wohl nicht.
Canadafreak

[SoWhat]

Hallo Canadafreak,

bzgl. Posting #52. schau mal hier vorbei:
"Eine kleine News, die grosse Wirkung haben könnte ( Healthbridge, Inc.)" Ist aber noch zu früh für was konkretes. Bin aber schonaml drin.

Good luck

sowhat