HedgeyeFlashback to 2008. The global economic crisis is set to strike. Hedgeye Founder and CEO Keith McCullough is fired from his job as a hedge fund manager for warning about the impending market disaster. Five years and almost fifty employees later, Hedg...
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Do NOT subscribe to this service. It's important to determine the character of an analyst. Keith has a toxic personality that drives his presentations. It is present in the analysts that he brings on as guests and his in-house analysts. Constant negative view of the industry, the economy and other analysts. Very unhealthy. Do NOT waste your money, but most importantly, your time. You don't want this person in your head.
Raz
As a sole individual investor the information is overwhelming and many times confusing. There is no real strategy except a list of ETF/Stocks to follow and keep tracking upper and lower levels of. Initially it's impossible to know which package to use as there is pretty limited information about what you get. Many of "pick" that comes through fails and are being deleted from the list 1 week - 1 month later at a loss. The customer is blamed for not understanding the process while there is no information to follow when you sign up for the package. Further there is no real tracking of their own picks so they keep saying "we're long this and that and we're making profits" but what they don't mention is all the picks that they lost on and that was sent out to clients. As a individuall investor I would not go for this!
Nasim
Great way to see the Big Picture
Gregory Z.
These people are using disinformation tactics to spread lies and fear on social media and forums about the stocks they short. They should be investigated by authorities.
OmAn K.
I've been following this guy for a long time. What I learnt is pretty simple. Keith is a fantastic businessman. He sells cheap subs and a "process". His process is obsolete and too slow for the ever changing market conditions. Think about it if it were good he would be managing billions in a hedge fund instead of talking daily about "old wall". So most of his ideas won't work and then his current subscribers get annoyed and leave or he blocks them and then new subs come in and he trys to portray that he was right all along. Even now entire 2023 he was bearish and got butchered and he kept taking digs at Mega stocks but if you Google keith right now you will see he is sponsoring an ad which says "45%off on signals for mega stocks". This is the most toxic guy I've come across stay away!
William F.
Unbiased repeatable data dependent process driven analysis of markets
Jim W.
I’ve been a subscriber for over a year. Hedgeye offers a wide range of investment products. I use “The Call” and “The Macro Show” to find new investment ideas and to gain perspective on the direction of the economic cycle. The interviews Keith and Co. do with invited guests throughout the year in effect aggregate invaluable insights that I don’t necessarily find in the traditional or main stream media. This group shows up every day, i.e. grinds, and I appreciate their candor. They own their market calls whether they work out or not.
Chris F.
Very comprehensive and you need to be reasonably informed on markets to get the most out of the subscription (S) it’s not a hedge fund that you blindly follow it’s a guide on a process to how you will build your own personal hedge fund. I’ve been in markets 30yrs and the quality of the research is as good as the investment banks I worked for .. My advice give it a go and be patient you will make mistakes but learn from these and become a better trader /investor … good luck!