Well, if I accept your opinion without question, it would appear obvious that a MAJOR holder of AMHD stock does not believe in the future of this company and is liquidating his/her position. Furthermore, it would be reasonable that even if "good" news came out, this unknown shareholder would have so much stock to sell the share price would remain stuck at $.0003 or lower (his price).
But, if we look at your explanation we see a few flaws. First Aziz is free to sell his own personal shares at will. Aziz still owns the majority of AMHD stock and the dribble rule does not apply. Second, there are exceptions to the dribble rule, which may permit recently acquired stock to be sold. Since AMHD has failed to be forthcoming to shareholders on who (officers) own what, the shareholders really have no idea of where the shares are (doled out to third parties?).
So here we sit. Look at the chart. Aziz and his promises over the last year never materialized. I'm not sure about you, but we call those types of folks liars.
I wonder how long the SP will be "stuck" at $.0002-.0003.