pre-market strength tends to flip to open weakness.
AZI’s pattern favors weakness after the open—if it ran pre-market yesterday, the next day is likely to tank at the open.
AZI is used as an example of a name that runs early (pre-market, toward the open) and then tanks into the close. With the cycle described as getting weaker day by day, the expected drift is toward open-time selling when the stock is already extended.