No I don't struggle with the notion of what traders get up to at...

No I don't struggle with the notion of what traders get up to at all.
It's blindingly obvious.

Lucky for you that some of we 'muppets' as insiders call us, are prepared to back a company like AZS.
There are people who go long on AZS for very good reason. A major investor in Germany is one such muppet. Mark Creasy for another.
If they hadn't, your self-congratulating strategies wouldn't count for anything.

Nobody cares what your trading strategy is, if you aren't contributing meaningfully to the discussion.
And there's an argument that you're precisely blinkered and dogmatic, and we risk whiplash attempting to follow the logic of your different stances.

It's obvious that AZS is on the edge of serious achievement, and undeniable they have achieved major finds, and you're in here constantly berating them with outlandish claims when it suits you. Like the claim that we are needing to dilute. (untrue, we're funded for the next 1-2 years). Like the claim that it's a 'mess of a company'. Seriously. How long will it take to counter that one... and look at the effort involved.

Tony R clearly said the increase in % shares held in North America and Europe means shares are changing from Australian hands (to the better informed) because this company and Mexico is not well understood in Australia.

What could be more obvious? DYOR people! Chances are, someone wants your shares cheaply! IMO.