MML.L Share Price (MML)

http://45.33.92.64/insidetraders ,..... (for my own reference).

China scrambles fighters as U.S. sails warship near Chinese-claimed reef;- http://www.reuters.com/article/us-southchinasea-usa-china-idUSKCN0Y10DM MML, Ask s/p@37.74p approx, traded on ASX;- http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/company.do#!/MML

Philippines election: Duterte declares victory and promises change;- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/may/10/rodrigo-duterte-declares-victory-in-philippines-election-vows-to-rewrite-constitution Investor Presentation;- http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20160509/pdf/4373p3vp5ztk6t.pdf Appears to be nobody following MML on this board.

91p close today Respect to Graftman if the sp holds or rises. Got as low as about......................................88p yesterday! My historic strategy with overseas shares (ACHL/CEY/MML etc) was to trade actively, buying post dips and selling when "frothy". Easy, cheap (no stamp duty) and fun. Now that I've consolidated my MML holdings within my ISA, it'll be left with my holders which are pretty straight-laced stuff including prefs (e.g. SANB). The active trader in me can't help but look at these every day, even though I now have no intention of selling. While I might agree with you re BoD, there are some ventures which even the seriously "gifted" couldn't f-up. I think MML falls into this category which is why I'm laid back about the current sp. Which platform do you usually use? HL (mine) are prohibitively expensive for AU shares, so re-entry would (even at 85p) be too costly unless seriously lumpy. My mate says that Waterhouse are better for AU shares. Best of luck whatever you decide. Gla, Orphan

I just pop back to this site occasionally out of interest and wonder if it will continue now mml has delisted. As mentioned, I'm still in touch with Graftman through our mutual horse interest. Funny enough, I'm fairly sure he reckoned mml would bottom at about 88 - must ask him. I'm completely out at present, but 88 might be a good re-entry point. My problem is that I reckon the management are a bunch of t****rs who seem to not give a s**t about the shareholders - purely a personal opinion of course but, if any of them happen to read this site, I'm open to persuasion otherwise - won't hold my breath though. Good luck all you diehards.