E Nuff Sed asks for more statistics. While rough, I pulled some numbers off the plotted data for dollar vs S&P 500 and cranked them into Minitab getting an "R squared" which gives us an estimate of 75% for the degree to which the value of the dollar influences stock prices. In other words the value of the dollar "explains" 75% of the stock rally. This is consistent with what the author is telling us. The estimate would be more robust if we added into the regression equation other relevant variables such as changes in corporate earnings. That might be what's driving the other 25%.
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