If you're just hearing about National Vision Holdings, Inc. (EYE) and rushing to buy it at the open—stop. That’s not the Hedgeye process. That’s FOMO. The stock already moved from $9 to $19. You’re late if you’re chasing headlines.
But the opportunity isn’t gone. The same process that flagged the breakdown from $43 to $9 is now signaling a bullish phase transition. That’s what matters.
EYE was a disaster—$43 to $9 while people kept buying lower highs: $43 → $27 → $23 → $9. Total collapse. But now? We’re seeing a higher low. Then bullish trade. Then bullish trend. When those levels converge, it’s one of the most bullish fractal setups we track.
And it’s not just the chart. Our Healthcare analyst Tom Tobin’s proprietary revenue data was front-running the signal. He’s hosting a Black Book call on EYE this Thursday at 2:00pm ET. When signal, fundamentals, and Quad all align? That’s not noise. That’s conviction.
Tobin’s data shows accelerating revenue growth into easy comps. That’s no accident. The model’s built to catch it before it hits the tape.
Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough broke this down live on The Macro Show this morning—because when a name makes that kind of move, it’s not random. It’s process.
