And so ends FY15 and with its SP down 55% it's likely a year it...

And so ends FY15 and with its SP down 55% it's likely a year it will want to quickly forget.

With June tax loss selling now behind the company, it's time to look forward to the Q4 production report which is only four weeks away.

I'm interested to know what level of tonnes milled, ounce produced, cash cost, AISC or FCF people would need to see to expect the MML share price to move above $1?