In 2008, Hedgeye was born.
Back then, the Financial Crisis exposed the worst in Wall Street: Its conflicts of interest, unaccountability and opaqueness. There had to be a better way. So we got to work.
From the beginning, we envisioned a level playing field between Wall Street and everyday investors. Our founding principles remain transparency, accountability and trust. We don't have an investment banking arm. We don't have a proprietary trading desk. We only prosper by delivering to subscribers the sharpest research around. Period.
"My co-founders and I created something that didn't exist: Hedge fund-quality research for every day investors," writes Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough.
Below are three videos that explain why we created Hedgeye...
McCullough: ‘Sharp and Ugly Reformation’ Headed for Wall Street
In this brief excerpt from The Macro Show this morning, Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough delivers a fiery response to a subscriber’s question on the staggering level of “negligence and arrogance” from bankers, the Federal Reserve and financial media.
(This video was originally published in December 2015... Sadly, Wall Street remains as conflicted and compromised as it was more than 2 years ago... Hedgeye – which is built on transparency, accountability and trust – continues to grow.)
McCullough: The Real Story About How Hedgeye Happened
Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough shares a personal conversation he had years ago with his mother, one which helped inspire the vision of Hedgeye.
The History of Hedgeye: 10th Anniversary Edition
We announced in April that it has achieved a major milestone: 10 years of successful business operation. The investment research firm—originally launched by three Finance industry veterans in New Haven next to the Yale campus—has grown into an investing research powerhouse with over 70 employees with offices in Stamford, Boston, Orange County and Washington D.C.
