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Biotech / Medical
International Isotopes (INIS)

An SI Board Since August 1997

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
81	6	0	INIS

Emcee: Richard Belanger	Type: Unmoderated

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31	I bought (and still hold) THRX after it was featured in Individual Investor mor	Jim Rokosh	-	3/24/1998
30	I own both NASI and INIS, but for different reasons. NASI is a niche player tha	Richard Belanger	-	3/24/1998
29	I just can't understand how some people can read the same things I read abo	Matt Black	-	3/24/1998
28	nasi, hands down. Their product is approved and they actually have a product in	mantle7	-	3/23/1998
27	Do Not let Steve shake you out. He is a short seller. Just click on his name an	Barry Day	-	3/23/1998
26	Steve, I just read the 10Q and there was absolutely no mention of any kind of r	Tom Hua	-	3/22/1998
25	Hi Rich and all, in the thread's humble opinion, what is the better buy rig	Jim Furley	-	3/22/1998
24	I was told of two individuals who were approached by INIS to write their radiat	Steve Hursey	-	3/22/1998
23	Too Far Too Fast? I am neither long or short INIS, but have been following the	DD™	-	3/21/1998
22	Richard (and all), Do you think something's going on here, beyond the IBD	Jeffrey Beckman	-	3/21/1998
21	Steve - The licensing concern is certainly a valid one. The radioactive materia	Richard Belanger	-	3/20/1998
20	Yes, I would say be very careful. This company has produced no product to date	Steve Hursey	-	3/20/1998
19	I love this stock (g).	Jeffrey Beckman	-	3/19/1998
18	The IBD article certainly hasn't hurt. Up big again today. We've got an	Richard Belanger	-	3/17/1998
17	INIS is featured in Monday's issue of IBD in the "New America" se	Jeffrey Beckman	-	3/14/1998
16	careful doc. There's not much to INIS and they don't have near the stre	mantle7	-	3/13/1998
15	ive been doing seed implants for 8 years. there is a market for theragenics(p	mlt	-	3/5/1998
14	Interesting. I wonder if Imagn stands to benefit from this relationship. I ha	Jeffrey Beckman	-	3/1/1998
13	<<The radioisotope in therapeutic doses can be 10 to 100 times as hi	BDR	-	3/1/1998
12	Thanks for the heads-up on INIS. It looks like this field is becoming increasi	DD™	-	2/28/1998
11	Research report from The GARP Monitor on INIS: This report is the catalyst tha	RRICH4	-	2/28/1998
10	Rick, I have not been following the company. Anything in the public filings. V	Vector1	-	2/21/1998
9	Vector - I don't know if you've noticed or not but INIS has been on a n	Richard Belanger	-	2/20/1998
8	INIS to get into the prostate seed business: biz.yahoo.com	Richard Belanger	-	11/24/1997
7	Rich, thanks for the info. Texas can be a very willing host to high tech compa	Vector1	-	9/16/1997

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