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  • Who Wins From a Weaker US Dollar?

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    I was doing some currency research the other day, and something interesting caught my eye. Over the last 12 months, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is down 9.2%. This means the dollar is weakening relative to other major world currencies. A weaker dollar makes imports more expensive for Americans, but there is a benefit to this weakening for domestic companies because it makes U.S. exports cheaper and more competitive for foreign buyers. This provides a boost for domestic companies with a strong international footprint. I wanted to see how this has impacted earnings, and the results were pretty compelling. I compared ... (full story)

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Polimini
Feb 14, 2026 12:30pm
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Quoting Trader#A0A6
Matt Clark, CMSA is a bot, unable to understand the simplest thing: Trump and American pedo lobby wins big time here.
the insider trading is making millions for trump and his friends, that is certain. Things can go bad for everyone else, but they are winners
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Polimini
Feb 15, 2026 12:42pm
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Quoting wienn
I wanted to argue that the analyst didn't consider inflated inputs costs for energy, materials etc. But most of them are being priced in dollars, so for dollar holding companies the issue it's not that big I guess... Or is it?
if you buy them outside, not everything is in dollars.
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Danger-Mouse
Feb 15, 2026 6:01pm
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Quoting Trader#BBE1
{quote} Disney's Experiences segment, which includes its theme parks and cruise line, achieved a record $10 billion in operating income for fiscal year 2025, an 8% increase over the previous year. You're a failure at every level. Just give up.
Most park attendances were DOWN for 2025. Go look it up. The increase in profits is due to ramping prices up and getting more from the people actually there. Is that sustainable? Actually you don't need to bother replying as I'm giving up replying to anonymous trolls
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Danger-Mouse
Feb 15, 2026 10:22am
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"Who Wins From a Weaker US Dollar?"
People from abroad going to Disney and Universal.
But then again, nobody seems to want to do that anymore while Sleepy Don is in charge
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wienn
Feb 15, 2026 3:44am
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I wanted to argue that the analyst didn't consider inflated inputs costs for energy, materials etc. But most of them are being priced in dollars, so for dollar holding companies the issue it's not that big I guess... Or is it?
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Czyker26
Feb 14, 2026 10:36pm
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You must have meant Nancy Pelosi and most Democrats.
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goingshort
Feb 14, 2026 11:56am
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Time to invest in COL. It's on it's way up.
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Trader#BBE1
Feb 15, 2026 10:46am
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Quoting Danger-Mouse
"Who Wins From a Weaker US Dollar?" People from abroad going to Disney and Universal. But then again, nobody seems to want to do that anymore while Sleepy Don is in charge
Disney's Experiences segment, which includes its theme parks and cruise line, achieved a record $10 billion in operating income for fiscal year 2025, an 8% increase over the previous year.

You're a failure at every level. Just give up.
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Trader#A0A6
Feb 14, 2026 4:54am
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Matt Clark, CMSA is a bot, unable to understand the simplest thing: Trump and American pedo lobby wins big time here.
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