' Management, Belinda Moore, is also the 90th largest shareholder in Corporate Travel Management, with more than $800,000 of her own money invested in a stock she writes "independent research" on for Morgans' retail clients. Priceless, figuratively speaking. Literally, not so much.'
' Sheahan and Clifford are different, to the extent that "different" is euphemism for "worse." Officers of a company conducting its business in this way, Sheahan owns 4000 Corporate Travel shares worth $101,840 (as of Friday's close) and Clifford owns 11,740 shares worth $298,900. Sheahan's predecessor as Morgans chairman, Tim Crommelin (Blue Sky Alternative Investments' landlord in the glory days), and his wife Elaine, are in Corporate Travel to the tune of $2.6 million. Their son Tom Crommelin works at Morgans, naturally – though nobody who interviewed him for the job says he wasn't the standout candidate in a crowded field. Morgans' storied Blue Sky analyst (who then bought the house of its disgraced CEO Rob Shand) Scott "Scooter" Murdoch owns shares worth $127,300. In-house broadcaster Chris "Tits" Titley (Morgans' own Tony Greig) is barely trying, with just $24,009 in his portfolio.'
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