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Maybe Julie "Lingerie on expenses" Meyer MBE has other problems to consider? Take it from me that she does. There is more to follow, the wheels are a turning. But perhaps she or her uber expensive bully boy lawyer Julian Pike might answer a simple question for me. It relates to ASX listed Norwood.
As you can see HERE Julie's ACE fund held a stake in Norwood shares. But as you can see below the shares were dumped in a closed period with the ASX believing the cash went to Ariadne Capital Limited (now in administration). So it's a simple question Julie, who got the cash: you cash strapped fund or your cash strapped company?
And while you are about it, why do you think it is okay for you to deal in shares during a closed period and without permission? are rules just for the little people?



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