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To: bob who wrote (1358)	2/22/1998 9:22:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 14347

Bob, in order to give an opinion, I need to learn more about the situation, the information from NAMX still lacks transparency and thus my old opinion has not changed. There was no particular reason to repeat the same negative opinion on the NAMX thread. I have done a very short and far from in depth "look" at RNTK, and what I found does not warrant additional studies. The floorless situation is the first hurdle, then I looked at seven of their patents (the claims) and was underwhelmed. So, like in the case of NAMX, there is not much more useful that I can add here. Furthermore, like at NAMX, people expect to draw me into a "fist fight", and that is not my style. Last, there is no rule, as far as I know that require that I comment, nor that require that I withhold a comment on any given stock. Just as I was "dragged" into the NAMX argument, I was dragged into this one here at RNTK. In both cases I have stated relatively succinctly my reason for not investing and it is up to the readers to make their own opinion. By the way, If I remember correctly, I was extremely negative on NAMX (then IMMM) when it was at $.70, it went under $.1 since and has rebounded few times, but has never seen $.7 again. Both NAMX and RNTK could very well be the stocks of 1998, I really do not know. I know that I will never be lucky enough to be in "the stock" of any year, so I will not mourn not being in these two as well. By the way, your grouping of NAMX and RNTK together show an uncanny perception of parallels. Good luck to you and your investment in both of these stocks. Zeev