The analysis focuses on two stocks, DUOL and GRAB, with a bearish outlook for DUOL based on slowing user growth and a flat PE ratio. The target for DUOL is not explicitly stated, but the bearish trend suggests a move lower. The analyst believes DUOL is undervalued and could see significant upside if its P/E ratio returns to historical norms. For GRAB, the analysis highlights strong revenue growth and improving profitability, leading to a bullish outlook. The stock is considered undervalued with potential for significant upside, as its P/E ratio is expected to normalize and earnings are projected to increase substantially. The analyst's valuation model suggests GRAB could trade at a P/E of 30-40 times earnings, leading to a potential share price of $12 to $15 within five years.