The S&P has become a proxy for the Euro price or vice versa. If you look at the S&P over the last month and a half it has followed the Euro, but as you can see from December 2009 thru April the two diverged from each other under the “Strong Dollar” thinking. After all the dollar . . . → Read More: S&P trading as the proxy for the Euro
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