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To: G. Scott who wrote (8426)	4/18/1998 3:04:00 PM
From: Modano	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

I must say that I question this myself. We went from "never so sure in all my life" to "dead meat without TX" in a few days. Joe what are you basing your analysis on? What has changed your opinion? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Modano : )

To: G. Scott who wrote (8426)	4/18/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: Charliss	Respond to of 34592

Thank you for the clear and thoughtful post on RNTK. I appreciate it. I bet a lot of others do too. Best, cd

To: G. Scott who wrote (8426)	4/18/1998 6:05:00 PM
From: BubbaFred	Respond to of 34592

Thanks for clarification on RNTK's state of health and future potential. I am looking to buy back in, at reasonable price. The tape will tell me what's reasonable. Nevertheless, Joe's earlier one liner comment is O.K., and I find it refreshing this Joe knows how look both sides, and he is not just a pied piper, and IMO he has a more advanced grasp of the market. Myself, I have learned, by hard knocks schooling, to look both sides, on all stocks. Sure, often I sold too early, but I was always happy to see the fellow who bought it from me also made a some gain. Whatever I sold, they eventually went down below the sell price, and it may take 2 weeks or a year. One exception was Intel, about 10 years ago, when I had to buy it back 30% higher than what I sold. Unless I work in RNTK's management, I can never be certain of anything, except make good speculation based on the news and information available. If news and info are positive, it's a buy, and a "don't touch it with ten foot pole" if negative. I bought when upward momentum started and sold when momentum lost steam. Reading the tape, it is now on a downtrend with strong support in the 1 to 1-1/4 range, and there's where I'll buy again. If bought, and stock falls below 1, I'll bail out with small loss. Next support is the old one, at 3/8. Just my 2 cents worth, and I have been wrong before.