Hedgeye Real Facts and Information 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

I always get direction when I'm unsure… I always get direction when I'm unsure or confused about something. I like that I can take what I want from the research options.

Do NOT subscribe to this service. 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.

Hedgeye are a valuable guide Hedgeye provide a robust process which I use as a north star to help guide me through the complexity of global markets (of all types - equities, fixed income, FX). They are not always right, but they are always consistent. Anyone who claims to be right all the time is not being truthful. As much as I can assess from just being a subscriber, I'm also confident we share a lot of the same values. That's important.

I highly recommend Hedgeye for anyone… I highly recommend Hedgeye for anyone looking for a reliable source of financial news. Unlike the often uninformative content from outlets like CNBC and Bloomberg, Hedgeye provides insightful, educational updates that really give me an edge in understanding the macroeconomic landscape. This helps me make informed decisions for my private and public investments, as well as my day-to-day business operations. Additionally, Keith McCullough is an exceptional part of my daily routine, serving as a mentor on par with figures like Tony Robbins or Dan Pena.