Duolingo (DUOL) Stock News

A shareholder rights law firm reminds investors of a class action lawsuit against Duolingo alleging the company misled investors about user growth and monetization during 2025-2026. The stock fell sharply after three disclosures revealing slowing DAU growth and a strategy shift away from monetization.

SEC filings show Duolingo chairman Luis von Ahn sold 110,046 shares at $151.70, exiting his position. PagSeguro director Alexandre Magnani sold 100,000 shares at $10.60. Other insider sales include 908 Devices, Aflac, Analog Devices, Axia Energia, BlackRock ESG Capital Allocation Term Trust, JFrog, Neptune Insurance, Semtech, and Versigent.

Insider Sales Report: Duolingo Chairman Sells Entire Stake, InnovAge Block Trades.

Evercore ISI upgrades Duolingo to outperform, sets $210 price target.

Duolingo filed an 8-K after an internal screen was accidentally shown during an investor meeting, revealing estimated DAU growth of 27.4% YoY as of Aug. 17, with similar growth in prior August days. The company says the data is preliminary and unvalidated, not an update to Q3 guidance.

DA Davidson upgraded Duolingo to Buy with a $160 price target. Analyst Wyatt Swanson says the market underappreciates product work, marketing changes, and monetization efforts. He sees a path for DAU reacceleration and bookings growth convergence.