Duolingo Stock News

Duolingo continues to demonstrate strong user and free-cash-flow growth, indicating a competitive advantage in the education market. Game maker Take-Two Interactive is experiencing strong growth from its existing game lineup and preparing for a significant new release.

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Duolingo (NASDAQ: DUOL) has historically been a favorite growth story on Wall Street — however, the narrative has recently changed. Following a robust performance last year, the stock has dropped nearly 60% from its peak and currently trades at about $195, marking its lowest point in several months.

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Maintaining a bullish stance, I see Duolingo's 22x forward free cash flow valuation as a bargain for its growth profile. DUOL is reinvesting profits into product innovation and AI-driven tools, temporarily reducing free cash flow margins and causing investor caution. Revenue growth is expected to exceed 30% year-over-year in 2026, with a robust balance sheet supporting continued innovation and ...

Shares of DoorDash, Duolingo and Roblox sold off after the companies warned investors that they plan to spend big on artificial intelligence and innovation. Megacaps are getting treated differently, as Wall Street rewarded Alphabet and Amazon after the companies raised the guidance for capital expenditures.

Duolingo is generating significant revenue and earnings growth thanks to its digital language education platform, which serves 135 million users every month. Duolingo stock has plummeted 63% from its May peak, as investors digest a recent change in the company's growth strategy.