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Duolingo's stock dropped 4.6% on March 4 despite strong earnings and a major buyback, as growth concerns and competition weighed on investors.
Duolingo director James Shelton bought 5,000 shares on March 3, 2026, boosting his stake by 107.94% to 9,632 shares.
The company reported strong Q4 earnings on February 26, with $0.91 EPS and 35% year-over-year revenue growth, surpassing estimates.
Despite a $400 million stock buyback and a goal to reach 100 million daily active users by 2028, shares fell 4.6% on March 4 amid concerns over slowing growth, competition from Google’s new tool, and a Zacks “strong sell” downgrade.
The stock closed at $96.17, with a market cap of $4.45 billion and a consensus “hold” rating.
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Las acciones de Duolingo cayeron un 4,6% el 4 de marzo a pesar de fuertes ganancias y una importante recompra, ya que las preocupaciones de crecimiento y la competencia pesaron sobre los inversores.