Duolingo Stock Surges Despite User Concerns over AI Transition — is it a Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Duolingo (NASDAQ : DUOL) has been a favorite among Wall Street : 164% returns since last year and 34% in the last month, yet much of its user base has expressed staunch disdain over Duolingo following reports that AI will be replacing contract workers for its language learning models. The company is one of the fastest growing companies on Wall Street, and this high growth is priced in : an eye-watering 249 P/E ratio is observed, showing the absolute trust bulls have in the high-growth tech company. Any small slow-down would send stock prices tumbling, leading us to a discussion on whether to buy, sell or hold Duolingo. Duolingo primarily makes its money from its subscription services. The platform is free to use for all, but daily usage is limited to 5 mistakes. Users can pay 12.99$ monthly or 59$ annually for its Super service which allows for unlimited mistakes and further access to exercises, while its newer Max service uses AI to formulate use...