I've spent most of my career far away from the spotlight… quietly doing my own work, studying the markets in a way most people never take the time to.
Not chasing headlines. Not reacting to news. Not following the crowd.
Just watching.
For the past 36 years, I've focused on one simple idea:
Markets don't move randomly. They repeat behaviors.
Not in obvious ways… but in subtle patterns most people overlook.
Years ago, I was briefly pulled into the public eye — featured on the cover of a trading publication after my work started getting attention.
But I never leaned into that. I went back to doing what I've always done best — observing, tracking, and refining what I was seeing.
Because the truth is…
The most important signals in the market don't show up where people are looking. They appear just before major moves. In how price behaves… not what people say about it.
And once you see it — really see it — you can't unsee it.
Lately, I've been noticing something…
The same types of patterns I've seen before major shifts… are starting to show up again.
Not constantly. Not loudly. But often enough to pay attention.
And that's why I started writing these briefings. Not as financial advice. Just observations on behavior that repeats — and what usually follows when it does.
Just a simple morning note:
Sometimes it's nothing.
Sometimes it's a setup that has tended to appear around inflection points I've watched play out before.
This isn't for everyone. If you're looking for hype, hot tips, or someone to tell you exactly what to buy — you won't find that here.
But if you're the kind of person who prefers to understand what's happening beneath the surface, you might find this useful.
A few years ago I built a piece of software called The Stock Analyzer. It scans thousands of stocks every morning before the bell, looking for specific repeatable patterns — the kind that historically resolve in a particular direction when similar market behavior has appeared before.
I recorded a short walkthrough that explains how one of these patterns plays out in practice. It's below.
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— Greg Weitzman
This page and the Morning Briefing are published for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Past market patterns do not guarantee future results. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.