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COMMODITIES, GLOBAL, MARKETS

Eoin Treacy

Head Analyst,

FullerTreacyMoney

  • Global Strategist for Fullermoney
  • Frequent Guest on CNBC, Bloomberg TV, CNN & More
  • Encyclopedic Knowledge of Thematic Investing

About Eoin

Eoin Treacy is a career analyst, strategist, consultant, lecturer, and fund manager. Mr. Treacy is the CEO of FullerTreacyMoney, a global investment strategy service. He provides consultancy services to institutional investors, including sovereign wealth funds and a wide range of family offices. He is the author of Crowd Money, A Practical Guide to Macro Behavioral Technical Analysis, and manages the Global Corporate Autonomies Fund in the UK.

Eoin sits on the Board of Nevada Trust Company and the Association of Professional Technical Analysts. He has appeared on CNBC, CNN, Bloomberg TV, NDTV Profit, and Reuters India. He has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal and the BBC.




Eoin's Articles

It is very easy to panic when a price series migrates from exceptionally strong returns to volatile swings. I continue to believe that gold is consolidating rather than topping. This is not the first time it has ranged following a strong performance and it will not be the last, counsels Eoin Treacy, editor of Fuller Treacy Money.
It is pretty well understood that Bitcoin is a lead indicator for the stock market. They are both risk assets. But gold is more closely allied to government bonds. Some of the factors that lead to bond strength often lead to gold outperforming too, advises Eoin Treacy, editor of Fuller Treacy Money.
Is this time for a new generation to learn that precious metals are fickle bedfellows? The answer will heavily depend on when you bought. The recent action suggests a peak of at least near-term and potentially medium-term significance, writes Eoin Treacy, editor of Fuller Treacy Money.
New homes sales just jumped by 20% on a month-over-month basis – and hit the highest level since 2021 on an absolute level. What does this mean? It confirms the view that there is a lot of pent-up demand in the housing market, writes Eoin Treacy, editor of Fuller Treacy Money.