Morgan Stanley Cuts Duolingo Stock Rating on Growth Concerns

Morgan Stanley has cut its stock rating on Duolingo, citing growth concerns. The move comes as the language-learning app faces increased competition in the market.

The analyst firm reduced its rating on Duolingo from 'equal weight' to 'underweight', citing concerns over the company's growth prospects. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

Morgan Stanley's decision to cut its rating on Duolingo is a significant blow to the company, which has been struggling to maintain its market share in the language-learning space. The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share.

Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down. The company's revenue growth has been slowing down due to increased competition in the market and the company's failure to maintain its market share.

Morgan Stanley's decision to cut its rating on Duolingo is a significant blow to the company, which has been struggling to maintain its market share in the language-learning space. The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share.

The analyst firm reduced its rating on Duolingo from 'equal weight' to 'underweight', citing concerns over the company's growth prospects. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

Morgan Stanley's decision to cut its rating on Duolingo is a significant blow to the company, which has been struggling to maintain its market share in the language-learning space. The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share.

The analyst firm reduced its rating on Duolingo from 'equal weight' to 'underweight', citing concerns over the company's growth prospects. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

Morgan Stanley's decision to cut its rating on Duolingo is a significant blow to the company, which has been struggling to maintain its market share in the language-learning space. The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share.

The analyst firm reduced its rating on Duolingo from 'equal weight' to 'underweight', citing concerns over the company's growth prospects. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

The move is also a sign of the increasing competition in the market, with other companies such as Babbel and Rosetta Stone also vying for market share. Duolingo's stock price has been under pressure in recent months, with the company's revenue growth slowing down.

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