Jon Quast

Lou and Emily, we have done six stocks so far.

You both have taken the opposite side of it each time.

We're about to get into our seventh here with Duolingo.

You surprisingly take the same side, but Duolingo reported third quarter results on November 5th.

The stock plunged 25% in a day.

It's now down 64% from its all-time high earlier this year.

I have to know, is this a bear that you're hugging, Lou?

I have to say that I am shocked that you're both saying run from this bear because of the seven that we talked about during the segment.

This is the one that I actually am most intrigued in and the most interested in investing in today is Duolingo.

I've been on the other side before, but if you look at their ability to

to engage people on a daily basis and convert them into paying subscribers over time.

I've just been blown away by this company.

I think it has a lot of optionality in the future as it moves into other learning verticals.

And so, listeners, they are taking the one side, and I will just help out a little bit by saying this is a bear that I'm hugging.

Next up, we will get to stocks on our radar.

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