Honest feedback here from a subscriber of 4 years, who still uses some of their products. I used to subscribe to all their premium services, including portfolio positions where Keith claims "you see all his moves", which would imply you would profit from the same "glory" he broadcasts in all his videos. The reality is a little different, and I can say having tracked diligently the returns from the hypothetical "go anywhere" portfolio he so touts to the masses on social media (and in his broadcasts). Hedgeye claims to have a "proprietary" (and superior to anyone) macro process that "gets it right". Looked upon more closely you realize that there is a LOT of moving pieces that they get "wrong" and in hindsight correct as "right" when they subtly change their media narrative. For example: their "Quads" macro analysis (monthly), which has significant portfolio implications, was revised in opposite terms (literally: flip flop 360 degrees) over a weekend, and was done so subtly you wouldn't even know until the market took a dive. In general, Keith exaggerates the "good calls", shifts "bad calls into good calls" cleverly manipulating the timing of his narrative, and hides "bad calls" ceasing to speak about it. If used diligently as "one of many" inputs, Hedgeye can have some value (some of the times), but beware consistently following the "Hedgeye Nation" way of things as that leads to market underperformance (since 2022, as of my tracking).
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Flashback 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...
