According to David, he did not really commence his learning curve and think creatively about research until questioned by delegates during his first course on Technical Analysis.  Continuing the process, he conducted his own two-day workshop - The Chart Seminar - in London and occasionally at other cities around the world from 1970-1977, before handing it over to his colleague Eoin Treacy. Like many successful analysts and investors, David developed his own practical approach, which he calls Behavioural Technical Analysis, combining chart facts (rather than theories) fundamental economic filters and especially his understanding of investor psychology, to analyse the main stock, bond, currency and commodity markets. David is fascinated by interrelationships among markets and his work seeks to identify major trends and timing signals, in order to alert investors to opportunities and their corresponding risks.  Fullermoney, his highly successful and occasionally iconoclastic investment commentary was launched in 1984.  Fullermoney evolved into a fully online Global Strategy Service in 2003, featuring Comment of the Day, a Daily Audio recording and state-of-the-art Chart Library.  Fullermoney has long been compulsory reading and listening for many of the world’s investment managers, traders and internationally oriented private investors.

David Fuller is a hands-on practitioner, in his own words: "...educating myself by studying and writing about markets, particularly in terms of human behaviour, teaching others (while also learning from them) how to deal with the myriad challenges presented by markets, developing my research and testing it in the marketplace.  It is a career-long creative outlet."

David is a fellow of both the UK Society of Technical Analysts (STA) and the Technical Analysts Society (Hong Kong) Ltd (TASHK). In his spare time, David enjoys being with his wife of 46 years, their two married daughters and grandchildren.  A devotee of London’s cultural life, he is passionate about music, opera, ballet and art.  A self-confessed exercise junkie, David starts most working days watching the financial news in his home gym, and says he is seldom happier than when bicycling in rolling countryside with Mrs Fuller.

Eoin Treacy is a global strategist at Fullermoney.com.  Following a degree in Philosophy from Trinity Collage Dublin he went on to spend nearly four years with Bloomberg, where he became a student of market psychology and taught numerous seminars across Europe on the use of technical indicators.  In 2003 he joined the Fullermoney Global Strategy Service, to work with David Fuller and specialise in the service’s unique approach to research - combining technical, fundamental and behavioural factors - covering global stock markets, government bonds, currencies and commodities.