Thanks for the invite Charulz,
I would like to chime in on the Dollar correlation.
I have this odd idea that the correlation always exists.
When the correlation seems "weak" as Rando put it, I think that is when the markets are really moving on their own merit, so to speak.
I've logged this crazy theory of mine that hidden sentiment exists in the difference in between the two. "Strong" correlation would be the market responding only to fluctuations in the currency or what I define as "parity" or not much difference.
I also think that the difference between US Treasuries and Yield bears watching.

As well as Gold I think may be telling us direction.
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charulz 
got a bit of resistance at 1309.5 premarket... check out gold and silver.. ripping..
the /dx has about 20 cents of downside to fill the gap from yesterday, so im leaning bullish today.. tho to be honest the market seems to have disconnected from the dollar at the moment
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rando 
FWIW -
I agree about dollar-equity inv correlation being weak. Seems like stocks do what they want, unless dollar move is very strong. If dollar move is weak, then it tends to add a little fuel to the equity move taking place, usually with the normal inv correlation. Not really sure I am right but that is how it has felt of late.