Duolingo

DUOL

Market cap $8.7B

The Trade Desk, Duolingo, and Chipotle have plummeted 45% to 70% this year. Growth has slowed at The Trade Desk, but it's finally trading at a forward P/E ratio in the high teens.

For the three months ending September 30, 2025, the fund's Retail Class shares gained 3.70%, trailing the 5.55% advance of the benchmark S&P MidCap 400® Index. In the third quarter, U.S. stocks extended the rally that began in April following the 90-day pause for most tariffs. Lower interest rates are viewed as particularly beneficial for smaller businesses, which have access to fewer ways of raising working capital.

The company deliberately shifted focus from monetization to user growth in Q3 2025, spooking Wall Street but potentially setting up long-term gains. New AI-powered Max subscriptions using ChatGPT technology are improving learning outcomes and driving premium conversions.

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Duolingo (NASDAQ: DUOL) shares are down 45% in the last month, coinciding with an implosion of retail investor sentiment.

Duolingo continues to demonstrate strong user and free-cash-flow growth, indicating a competitive advantage in the education market. Game maker Take-Two Interactive is experiencing strong growth from its existing game lineup and preparing for a significant new release.

The tech sector has been one of the most reliable industries for long-term returns.

Duolingo (NASDAQ: DUOL) has historically been a favorite growth story on Wall Street — however, the narrative has recently changed. Following a robust performance last year, the stock has dropped nearly 60% from its peak and currently trades at about $195, marking its lowest point in several months.

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