HedgeyeReviews of hedgeye.com

Always have great new ideas and have taught me how to avoid the mistakes that I am already in… if only the markets would help.

The information and facts I receive each day are very important and excellent. I no longer listen to many other sources ie CNBC NY TIMES WALL ST JOURNAL BARRONS ETC that I thought were reporting accurate facts. I think the call is very important and useful but I would get more,out,of it if Keith did not interrupt as much.I do love the service and I am a Macro Pro subscriber Keep it coming Len Geissenberger

Hedgeye famously bases its portfolio construction around the "process" and market signals are derived from proprietary bayesian/ fractal signals developed by founder - Keith McCullough (Mucker). Been a subscriber for 3 years, wished to have been a subscirber for more, but the inconsistencies and cherry picking of the process have finally worn me out. This is not just my opinion, but also of members behind the pay wall, which (often to their own frustration) have to vent between themselves amid the sometimes overly marketed services and success of " the process". I too am guilty of such venting. Some of the deficiencies: - risk ranges: position entry bands, derived by Keith's proprietary math model, often get violated in current market environment and the calls for action to either sell/buy result in bad decision making. Example: based on bearish trends, anyone shorting major components this year would have been underwater (as it seems many have), but Keith will always point to faults of the users/ members and not the inconsistency of process...or that Wallstreet just wants its bubbles back. Ok, sure...but the tools should have pointed us in the right direction like 2021, where he famously "rode the bubbles" instead of having pick up pennies in front of steamroller all year. "It's the cycle, stupid" - up to this year the mantra was that economic gravity is dictated by economic cycles. Then, as the thesis started to change and Keith realizing that the game shifted beneath everyone's feet, it was "the flows, stupid". Perhaps their recent partnership with Tier1 Alpha will help in long run, but so far they dont have grip on how much macro forces can actually influence market behaviour at key points of the game. - Macroshow: apart from usual market commentary (top 3 things), rarely is anything other than Keith boasting and defending of the process. At times there are really useful and insightful shows, but after 3 years lost its effect. Repetitive, un-insightful and too much focused around Keith's constant need to vent against "them" (think of them as dark side of Wallstreet) -Real Time Alerts: generally perceived as more of a marketing tool for Keith to boast winning streaks on X to promote the product, but of little actual use becuase winning %s are meager and touted, while losses that (according to process) you should be adding to, are dismissed. The approach to sending signals around booking/covering "SOME" of position was launched with good intent, but it didn't meet expectation because useful insights are rare. Just gives Keith excuse to book winning trade VERY early and add to streak of meager winners. Only actual use is to help define Keith's market bias short term, i.e. are there more longs or shorts on board. -General market forecasting: while 2021 and 2022 on point, this year has been abysmall. Hedgeye might defend by saying "But we've said this and that about this and that"...bottom line is that Keith was drumming armageddon all year (particularly beginning of year) and this November also caught him off guard. The signal and ranges are of no use in this market environment of 0dtes and fund flows. I take responsibility for my performance and should have done better in 2021+2022, lessons learned. But 2023 has exposed flaws in the Hedgeye process that give stark contrast to Keith's constant criticism of simple technical charting, which would have yielded better results and less work. Overall I do believe that Hedgeye wants to do the right thing and provide honest and quality research to non-Wallstreet people that wish to participate in the markets. Investing summit is amazing and the fact that they make THAT content free for everyone is a gift to regular Joes. I have also learned a lot and Keith is an excellent coach/ motivator, I will take lessons beyond trading markets from him. However, overall the game has shifted under their feet and with Keith's constant self-promotion in light of wrong positioning for most of year now (yes you were wrong), I decided to not continue with the service because it didn't help me be successful (and I really really tried). They will eventually be right, but so is a broken clock...positioning and SPY monkies though do matter at particular parts of the game, as Keith would teach.

Great research from a professional team.

Hedgeye has a very great and good team and i think the old wall has no match for these guys especially in being honest to give market views. Hedgeye taught me how to be a disciplined investor and try not to love your position especially if its already falling.

The firm that Keith McCullough started, Hedgeye, is without reservation the best financial research and investment site/tool/and above all else PROCESS, available.Period. I've learned so much about investing and developing a repeatable process to invest through Hedgeye that has allowed me and our family "nest egg" to grow substantially and also helped me practice Risk Management as respects our portfolio

The average Joe can get world class research, process, recommendations, and guidance from the Hedgeye team. Incredible! So if you run your own money nothing even comes close. I’ve been trading since 1985 and only dreamed of having access to hedge fund level insights. It will take some work on your part to get up to speed as Keith McCullough and his team are all professionals. The work is worth it because you’ll make money and most importantly avoid ugly drawdowns. Remember the team is mostly seasoned professionals so if your a sensitive type it may not be for you.

I started to use hedgeye this year after finding Keith on Twitter (or X). I appreciate that he uses a purely data driven approach and isnt finding subjective reasons to justify a position he is in or wants to be in like people on CNBC. I have used his high level advice and risk ranges to guide my positioning in my retirement account and its been an amazing year. I have watched Keith consistently make the correct calls at the correct time and not focus on a few names but on what the data says to do.