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Griffin Asset Management is "powered by Hedgeye":
How is Griffin Asset Management "powered by Hedgeye"?:
What kind of clients are being "powered by Hedgeye" through the Griffin proxy?
Griffin Asset Management is "powered by Hedgeye":
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| SOURCE: GAM "Global Long/Short Strategy" PDF Embedded Below |
How is Griffin Asset Management "powered by Hedgeye"?:
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| SOURCE: GAM "Global Long/Short Strategy" on Page 2 of 6 in PDF Embedded Below |
What does being "powered by Hedgeye" cost if one does so with the exclusive Tier 1 access?:
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| SOURCE: Hedgeye ADV Page 6 of 25 Found Here And Embedded Below |
What kind of clients are being "powered by Hedgeye" through the Griffin proxy?
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| SOURCE: Morningstar Global Database of United States RIA Firms - PDF Embedded Below |
How robust is the analysis that is represented by the marketing phrase "powered by Hedgeye"?:
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| SOURCE: Hedgeye "Terms of Service" Under Section 2a Found Here |
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| SOURCE: Morningstar Global Database of United States RIA Firms - PDF Embedded Below |
From Stamford Advocate:
McCullough, now a Westport resident, appears to consider it his duty to publicly call out media figures he believes exaggerate their grasp for what's actually going on in the markets. The result, to some, can be entertaining and illuminating. To others, it can come across as cocky and brash.
Apparently
selling signals that do not acknowledge real world dynamics such as
taxes and transactions costs is what one requires to "publicly call out
media" that seems to "exaggerate their grasp for
what's actually going on in the markets" all the while claiming to be
"...transforming the soul of financial media".
