Incredibly refreshing guidance 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.

Their research is exceptional Their research is extremely comprehensive but very accessible. It is not surrounded by pretense but is geared to investors who want to up their game and be better at generating returns. I have learned so much and only wish I had more time to dedicate to using it.

the most valuable tool for an investor the education and in depth sector coverage and broad range of companies and lessons learned from experienced portfolio managers across many different theaters of operation blended into one team is exceptional

Nothing quite like it out there 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.

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.