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All these names are still associated to HESG on Bloomberg Buisness Week if you go to HESG and see all the people affiliated with them??
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July 26, 2011 6:35 PM ETATLAS THERAPEUTICS CORP
(ATTH:OTC BB)
LAST $0.68 USDCHANGE TODAY -0.015 -2.17%VOLUME 43.7KATTH On Other ExchangesAs of 5:20 PM 07/26/11 All times are local (Market data is delayed by at least 15 minutes).
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OverviewBoard MembersCommittees BOARD MEMBERS AFFILIATED WITH Carlon M. Colker M.D., FACN*
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Howard Hughes Center 6080 Center Drive 6th. Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90045
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Duke Best Duke Best, has been Corporate Controller of Health Sciences Group since July 2004. From 2002 to 2004, Mr. Best was a management consultant with Acumen & Merit, LLC where he provided business management consulting and accounting outsourcing solutions - including operational processes restructuring, marketing initiative analysis and financial modeling - to a variety of industries. From 1997 to 2002, Mr. Best was both a consultant and auditor with Arthur Andersen LLP. There he assisted clients build and increase profitability via diagnostics analysis to identify process improvement opportunities, overhead reduction options, and areas for technology improvements. Prior to 1997, Mr. Best worked as an accountant within a real estate and restaurant management company. Mr. Best holds a Bachelors degree in business communications from Chapman University and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Sid Anderson Sid L. Anderson is a director of Health Sciences Group, Inc . On February 18, 2005, the Company appointed Mr. Sid L. Anderson to its Board of Directors. Since October 2000, Mr. Anderson has been a consultant to corporations on financial and strategic business matters. Mr. Anderson previously practiced law as a Partner with the law firm of Pray, Walker, Jackman, Williamson & Marlar where he specialized in securities law, taxation and mergers and acquisitions. Formerly, he was manager in the tax department of Peat Marwick, Mitchell & Co., currently KPMG, in Tulsa, Oklahoma and is expected to serve on the Board’s audit committee
Anthony DeBella Mr. Anthony DeBella is Director of Health Sciences Group, Inc. He has an impressive career as an entrepreneur having founded and operating several public Internet entertainment based businesses. Mr. DeBella is fluent in public company operations, compliance and finance. From 1994- 1997 Anthony was an Investment Executive (Series 7 Broker) at PaineWebber and completed the PaineWebber executive training Program. In 1998, Anthony was part of the team that developed WEBPay-Per-View.com, a music and entertainment website and theatre. In 1999 Anthony was part of the team that took WEBPay-Per-View public. In addition, 2001-2005 Anthony served as a corporate consultant, consulting in capital offerings, public relations, investor relations, mergers, acquisitions and 15c-211 and Edgar filings. Since 2005 Mr. DeBella has been working as a private Investment Banker, he has completed over $300 million in M&A transactions with large Private Equity Groups & Public Companies. Anthony DeBella graduated from the Wharton School of Business.
William Walker William T. Walker, Jr. is a Director of Health Sciences Group, Inc. Mr. Walker was appointed to the company’s Board of Directors in May, 2003, and is the founder of Walker Associates, a corporate finance consulting firm that acts as advisor to corporations and investment banks, and has served in that capacity since 1985. Prior to starting Walker Associates, he was Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Investment Banking for Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards, a regional West Coast NYSE investment banking firm, where he directed its merger into the Kemper Insurance Group. Mr. Walker currently chairs the board of SupraLife International and its subsidiaries, and serves as a director of King Thomason Group, Stone Mountain Financial Systems, Digid Technologies and Desert Health Products, Inc. He has served as a board member of the Securities Industry Association, a Governor of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, a member of the American Stock Exchange Advisory Committee, President of the Bond Club of Los Angeles, and Chairman of the California District Securities Industry Association. Mr. Walker graduated from Stanford University and served in the United States Air Force.
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Net profit margin -19000.00% -9293.33%
Operating margin -18220.00% -13200.00%
EBITD margin - -12735.00%
Return on average assets -101.79% -130.36%
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Health Sciences Group, Inc. identifies, develops and commercializes products and functional food ingredients derived from natural sources to provide consumers and healthcare professionals with preventive healthcare alternatives. The Company has two operating subsidiaries: BioSelect Innovations, Inc. and Swiss Research, Inc. BioSelect Innovations has developed a number of product formulations. These patents address the integration of selective traditional over-the-counter generic drugs with complementary alternative medications, such as vitamins, herbs and other natural nutraceutical supplements. Swiss Research is a diet and nutrition products company, which markets and sells Shugr, a zero-calorie and diabetic safe sugar substitute with the look, taste and baking qualities of cane sugar. The Company will launch its new product, Sequesterol Advance Cardio Formula in April 2006.
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Hasen't shown up on my Scottrade yet either!!
I live not to far from there office, why would a Palm Beach Company have a Miami phone number???? Did they start off in Miami or is this his cell phone number???
Are these all buys???
GO HESG!!
That would be nice!
So there was 300 at .70 earlier and then 300 at what? Are they just selling and buying back?
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When, I signed up they offered lifetime subscribtion for 500 dollars, which I took not sure if they are still doing that. If your unit breaks or you change equipment then there is a 75 dollar charge to transfer it over. This was back in 2005 or 6
Nothing wrong with stock, still up over 56% in the last 6 months, just people playing quick money games of buying and selling
Start buying it will go back up in a few months.
Start buying it will go back up in a few months.
I agree with you, the sector and markets are down today, so not to many people are making money, Stop the Bashing!!
Thanks CA CHASE. Great video, maybe evryone can paste it to there Facebook accounts!!
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neophyte184 Share Thursday, May 12, 2011 11:46:18 AM
Re: ddm1082 post# 9170 Post # of 9179
I have noticed that as well. Not sure what it could mean, aside from a possible merger/takeover situation (as Hemso had suggested yesterday)....
Always a possibilitiy, and as I've said from the beginning, any of these companies that are for real, should consider pooling their resources for when things really heat up in this sector and larger fish want in.
At that point, these micro cap companies will need all the resources they can muster. That will be the time when they will wish they had combined forces to have a fighting chance when much bigger money comes into play.
Could be in the works....
Got it Thanks
Same here my stocks haven't changed on Scottrade
Just a article, doesnt mean anything
Sirius XM Radio (Nasdaq: SIRI ) fought against it for years -- and won. Fellow Fool Rich Munarriz thinks YRC Worldwide (Nasdaq: YRCW ) needs it bad. And now that Citigroup (NYSE: C ) has finally succumbed to its allure, the question remains: Will the big bank's reverse split spell disaster for the company's stock?
As fellow Fool Cindy Johnson explains here, many think the answer is a definite yes. But judging from its first day of trading after its 1-for-10 reverse split took effect, Citi investors are answering with a resounding "I don't know." Having closed at $4.52 last Friday, the stock finished at $44.16 yesterday, amounting to a 2.3% loss on an up day for the market. But longer term, shareholders must wonder whether it would be better to get out now before any more damage gets done.
Why reverse splits are scary
It's been a while since the go-go days of the 1990s, when stock splits seemed to be a dime a dozen. But back then, companies paid close attention to their share prices, making sure that investors who were used to dealing in 100-share lots wouldn't find their stock too expensive as it grew in value. To remedy the situation, when a stock's price got too high, the company would split its shares. The split would have no effect on the value of current investors' positions -- they'd have more shares at a lower price each -- but it would make those 100-share lots cheaper for new investors.
Conversely, reverse splits were generally associated with companies that were on their way to permanent failure. As shares fell into penny-stock territory, reputable investors tended to avoid them, drying up demand and sometimes helping to accelerate the death spiral. Yet the move left investors with odd numbers of shares, perhaps turning them off to the concept and making them less likely to hold onto their stock.
Don't jump to conclusions
You shouldn't just dismiss every stock that does a reverse split as an ultimate failure. Rather, take a look at history for some good examples.
It's certainly true that plenty of reverse splits turn out to be mostly fruitless for shareholders. For example, Sun Microsystems did a reverse split in late 2007, only to see its shares drop as much as 85%. Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL ) came to the rescue with a buyout bid, but Sun shareholders still lost money after the reverse split.
Perhaps the biggest reverse split in recent memory came when AIG (NYSE: AIG ) traded one new share for every 20 old shares investors held. The move came after the U.S. government hugely diluted existing shareholders with its bailout funding. Yet with the move coming nearly two years ago at $1.16, shares have rebounded sharply. Even with a recent swoon, they still are well above the $23.20 mark that represents the break-even level for the split.
Some reverse splits are even more successful. For example, priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN ) infamously split its shares 1-for-6 in 2003, as the Internet bust decimated shares of just about every company with a dot-com at the end of its name. Yet the stock has since put in amazing gains.
Still other splits don't seem to make a lot of sense in the long run. LabCorp (NYSE: LH ) did a 1-for-10 reverse split back in 2000, only to do 2-for-1 regular splits in each of the two ensuing years. All that splitting must have given the company a leg cramp.
Don't get tricked
Overall, though, the trend seems to be toward fewer splits and reverse splits. With the rise of discount brokers and cheap commissions, the need for 100-share round lots is almost a thing of the past. Big tech stocks now routinely trade in the triple digits without anyone calling for splits.
Still, for those companies that do split their shares, perception is everything. Yet whatever happens, history will likely end up making a connection between
There talking about reverse split again