**Market Insights: AutoZone’s Resilience Shines**
As evident from our daily chart, AutoZone (NYSE: AZO) has consistently displayed a compelling “buy on weakness” pattern, a phenomenon that portfolio managers often seek. Notably, buyers have been swooping in to snap up shares whenever the price dips before earnings, only to see the stock surge after the earnings release.
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