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NASDAQ:DUOL News 4 September 2025 - 7 November 2025

Duolingo Stock Surges on AI Buzz – Latest Price, Bold Forecasts & Big Risks in 2025

Duolingo Stock Plunges as Q4 Bookings Guidance Disappoints Despite 41% Revenue Leap and 50.5M DAUs (Nov. 7, 2025)

Published: November 7, 2025 Summary: Duolingo beat Q3 expectations and raised its full‑year revenue outlook, but a softer‑than‑hoped Q4 bookings forecast spooked investors. Shares fell over 20% after hours on Nov. 5 and were down roughly 25% in Thursday trading, with fresh analyst caution today. Reuters+2MarketBeat+2 Key numbers: Q3 2025 at a glance What rattled the stock: Q4 bookings guidance vs. expectations Management guided Q4 bookings to $329.5–$335.5 million, below the Visible Alpha consensus of $343.6 million, even as Q3 outperformed on the top line. The gap prompted a ~20% after‑hours drop on Nov. 5. CEO Luis von Ahn said
7 November 2025
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Duolingo (DUOL) Plunges After Soft Q4 Bookings Outlook Despite Q3 Beat; Daily Users Top 50 Million — What to Know Today (Nov. 6, 2025)

Duolingo (DUOL) Plunges After Soft Q4 Bookings Outlook Despite Q3 Beat; Daily Users Top 50 Million — What to Know Today (Nov. 6, 2025)

Duolingo shares sank ~20% in after-hours trading Wednesday and extended losses into Thursday’s premarket, where they were seen down roughly 22%–26% as traders digested the softer Q4 bookings outlook despite strong Q3 results. Premarket indications on MarketWatch showed DUOL near $202 shortly before the bell, and other trackers cited lows around $194. Reuters+2MarketWatch+2 The numbers driving today’s move Why it matters: Bookings are a forward‑looking demand signal for subscription businesses. The gap versus Street expectations overshadowed otherwise strong top‑line growth and expanding profitability, prompting a sharp reset in near‑term expectations. Strategy & product color Management highlighted continued conversion from free
6 November 2025
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Duolingo Stock Surges on AI Buzz – Latest Price, Bold Forecasts & Big Risks in 2025

Duolingo (DUOL) Jumps After Q3 Beat, Raises 2025 Outlook — AI Tier, 50M DAUs in Focus | Stock Update for 5 November 2025

TL;DR: Duolingo topped Q3 revenue estimates, lifted full‑year guidance, and highlighted profitable AI features. Daily active users passed 50 million. Shares were reported up in early after‑hours trading, with volatility likely around tonight’s earnings call. Live market snapshot (Nov 5, 2025) Note: After‑hours quotes can diverge across venues. Reuters reported shares up ~7% after the bell on the release; check your trading platform for the latest prints. Reuters What happened today Q3 2025 results and guidance: Scale & growth: Context on the new outlook:Bloomberg notes the updated guide implies ~38% full‑year revenue growth (midpoint), above the prior outlook and Street’s ~36%.
5 November 2025
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Duolingo Stock Surges on AI Buzz – Latest Price, Bold Forecasts & Big Risks in 2025

Duolingo Stock Surges on AI Buzz – Latest Price, Bold Forecasts & Big Risks in 2025

Stock Price & Recent Performance Duolingo’s stock has experienced whiplash in 2025. After a strong first half, DUOL tumbled nearly 50% from summer highs, erasing most of its prior 12-month gains marketbeat.com. Over the past three months the stock slid 35%, dramatically underperforming both the edtech industry (+26%) and the S&P 500 (+11%) in that span nasdaq.com. This “nasty slide” sent shares down toward the $280s by late September marketbeat.com. Investors grew skittish over post-pandemic user trends and fears that emerging AI tools could steal Duolingo’s thunder marketbeat.com. October brought a turnaround. This week, DUOL bounced off recent lows, surging roughly 5–6% on Oct 8 alone
8 October 2025
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AI Race Heats Up: Musk’s Showdown, $183B Startup & New Global AI Rules – Top Stories (Sept 3–4, 2025)

AI Race Heats Up: Musk’s Showdown, $183B Startup & New Global AI Rules – Top Stories (Sept 3–4, 2025)

Microsoft Launches In-House AI Models, Signaling Independence Microsoft announced it has built two powerful homegrown AI foundation models after years of relying on OpenAI. The company introduced MAI-Voice-1, a lightning-fast speech generator, and MAI-1-preview, a text model for its Copilot assistant semafor.com semafor.com. Mustafa Suleyman, now CEO of the Microsoft AI division, said this marks a strategic shift: “We have to be able to have the in-house expertise to create the strongest models in the world” semafor.com. The move pits Microsoft directly against OpenAI – its close partner turned rival – in the race for cutting-edge AI models semafor.com semafor.com.
4 September 2025
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