Duolingo Stock News

Duolingo is my preferred language learning platform, offering a compelling user experience and strong global growth, especially in China. Despite a 35% stock decline and post-earnings volatility, DUOL continues to deliver impressive user and paid subscriber growth with solid profitability metrics. Concerns over near-term monetization and competition, particularly from OpenAI, appear overblown g...

Duolingo reported strong Q3 FY25 results, but shares fell over 20% due to weak Q4 guidance and a focus on user-growth over monetization. Duolingo management is taking the next leap in its innovation journey, to further solidify their footing in the online learning platform space, or else risk getting disrupted. This is similar to how Meta did in 2022. While the strategy is not aligned to the sh...

Duolingo is gaining subscribers at a rapid pace. Management is prioritizing further user growth over short-term monetization strategies.

Duolingo stock is seeing a huge valuation pullback following the publication of the company's Q3 results yesterday. Sales and earnings performance in the third quarter actually came in ahead of Wall Street's forecasts.

Shares of Duolingo Inc tumbled 26% on Thursday after the language-learning platform issued softer-than-expected fourth-quarter guidance, despite reporting record revenue and user growth. The company posted third-quarter revenue of $271.7 million, up 41% from a year earlier, and achieved an all-time high of 50.5 million daily active users.

Shares in language learning platform Duolingo, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOL) are plummeting this morning.

Duolingo Inc (NASDAQ: DUOL) posted a strong third-quarter, with revenue increasing 40% and profit margins expanding rather significantly on a year-over-year basis. Still, the online language learning platform opened nearly 25% down on Thursday morning.

Duolingo stock price is collapsing. It initially jumped to $540 earlier this year and closed at $260 on Wednesday, a 52% plunge.