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22/11/21

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Originally posted by MrLong2019: ↑

Every attempt higher this year has resulted in selling.I surmise that the jump from circa 20 cents to 47 cents as of late, was nothing more than a dead cat bounce, amplified by pumpers on this forum and elsewhere.

Big sellers appear to be back looking to take easy profits (those sell vs buy volumes are at almost 2:1 now) as this company relentlessly fails to impress. However, you wouldn't see the failures with all the hype surrounding the assay result announcements, coupled with the regular uprampers on this forum.

Short interest is surging again (was close to 0% in early Nov.) Technically, the 100 DMA (weekly) shows 28 cents as a support level.

So is there anything to look forward to then? Yes, being right and proving 99.9% of the posters on this forum wrong. I did it early in the year when I made the call for 20 cents - a fact which the uprampers enjoy convoluting, but look at my historical posts and you can decide for yourself.Lastly, be smart and do your own research, because listening to the uprampers on this forum will leave you in ruins.

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I’m only here out of curiosity because I’ve been hearing some people I know mention this company as possibly having potential. Looking at the chart IMO it looks more promising to me than negative , ie 10yr there’s a definite positive swing in momentum starting from early 2020 with a decent spike and now showing signs of consolidation behind it. Short term looks like now is a fair entry point If momentum has any merit so continues it may even push beyond that recent $1. But of course charts don’t say what’s in the ground dyor

AZS Price at posting: 36.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Not Held
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