If you look at the products Hedgeye offers, at first it looks like it is too good to be true: "real time" alerts, "Risk Ranges" for just a just small amount of money. CEO Keith Mc Cullough has a very convincing way of "coaching" you through the markets. In the end it actually seems too good to be true in my opinion: What Keith does is he always Cherry picks the winners, ignores the losers and even gets annoyed and agitated when you ask a basic question about a losing trade. On twitter Keith Magnifies Praise (retweets), and reduces critique by simply blocking anyone who dares to question him. Check his twitter feed yourself to simply find out yourself. It just doesnt look like the place to be for good and open debate. And do not be fooled: Although he pretends to be trading actively, he actually runs a media company not a fund, so he sells subscriptions. He might own a Robin Hood account with 500 dollars max, who knows.
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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...
