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December 17, 2011: The US Dollar has reached a long term area of resistance which is likely to end the greenback's rally and result in a reversal or a at least a correction.

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December 10, 2011: As Europe hobbled to an agreement on deficits, the equity markets rallied but the currency and bond markets yawned. On Friday the US equity indices jumped by around 1.6%, the UK's FTSE 100 by a little less than 1% and the German Dax by 1.9%. The Euro however rose an anemic 0.31% against the US Dollar.

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November 26, 2011: The Dollar index has reached an area of strong resistance which could lead to a greenback sell off, triggering a rally in risky assets such as commodities and equities.

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October 8, 2011: The US Dollar, written off by several experts in the market, has staged a turnaround and shaken off the bear hold at least for the medium term. Even the long term picture does not look good for greenback bears.

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September 24, 2011: The Federal Reserve did the twist but refused to pour liquidity into the system and the dollar responded by rocketing. The result was a decimation of precious metals and equities but the path ahead for dollar bulls and equity bears is not going to be smooth.