Over the past three months, the dollar lost more than 10 percent of its value against the euro, Swiss franc and Australian dollar.

Printing more money never works.

You either trade freely or you impose conditions in order to protect some special interest or promote some pet project. Then, it's not free anymore.

Aren't we in a period of major de-leveraging? Isn’t this the Great Correction? Isn't everything going down?

Fundamentals for the euro may have been assisted by China’s announcement over the weekend that it will be coming to the assistance of troubled EZ states, specifically Greece.

Is it better to trade in front of others?

The trouble with today’s capitalism is that there is little honest capital left in it.

A free fall would denote irrational selling that would soon reach its peak and turn the market to stability or a reversal.

The euro finished the week sharply higher on continued US dollar weakness, easily closing above the psychologically significant 1.35 mark and poised to test the next substantial hurdle at 1.40.

The Japanese yen continued to strengthen against the U.S. dollar amid growing speculation for another currency intervention.