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To: PaperChase who wrote (66)	9/27/1998 11:56:00 PM
From: Wade	Respond to of 67

PC, I know what you said were true. However, I always give them some room to prove themselves first. These small stocks are volatile, because of they are either too young or too weak in their business sector. I will be very careful to make comment of implying dishonest behaviors of any company, unless I know exactly what is going on inside. You can make a case only if you can prove that REIN knew Brita had launched the aggressive marketing attack well before they issued any rosy statement. Well.... even that is probably not good enough. Did you check if they had disclaimers? This stock is punished by the stock holders for the exactly the reason you mentioned. However, their inconsistent statement does not give you the license to kill. Only time can tell if this company can survive. We need to give them some room to breath. One thing you cannot deny is that they made some very best products in this sector. The CEO has to prove himself again to earn back investors' confidence. If you think NFLI and SWTX are small caps should be avoided, then please take a look at CCI, HWP, AMAT, USF for equal comparison. I do not trust big stocks either. I am better off to hold SWTX. When I look back all of these stocks before they tanked, I found that there are many warning signals. Most investors just ignored them completely. Nobody can be right all the time. You win some and you loss some. I knew REIN was very over valued and stated on this thread several times. Except once I was thinking about to chase the new high. Luckily I held back my buy orders for several days. This was my luck. There is a very thin line to separate the lucky and unlucky persons. I hope you understand what I am trying to tell you. Good luck. Sincerely, Wade