On October 14, Duolingo, Inc. fell 5.39% in Regular Trading, trading at $139.9 per share, with turnover of $79.37 million.
The move coincided with growing investor caution ahead of the company’s scheduled third-quarter results release on November 3 after the market. In its previous quarterly report released on August 5, Duolingo, Inc. posted revenue of $298.5 million and EPS of $0.66, both above market expectations, but its guidance for the following quarter implied revenue growth of about 11.1% and expected EPS of $0.56, contributing to a more restrained near-term sentiment.
Recent user complaints related to annual subscription auto-renewals and refund policies have also added to risk sensitivity around the name before earnings. The company operates a mobile learning platform offering courses in more than 40 languages and also provides a digital English proficiency assessment exam.
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