NYSE: COUR · Education & Training Services
Over the past week, Coursera (COUR) logged 14 mentions across Reddit, X and news plus 18 Polymarket trades, and the read is an Adanos Hold. The crowd averages 53% bullish but is sharply divided: Polymarket runs 100% bullish while News sits at just 20%. Wall Street is more constructive, with 7 of 12 analysts rating COUR a buy.
There is little buzz around COUR this week and little agreement on direction, which is why it reads as a Hold.
Wall Street’s 58% buy share sits next to a crowd that ranges from News at 20% to Polymarket at 100%. No other tracker puts the two side by side.
12 analysts have weighed in: a Buy consensus: 7 buy calls against 1 sell, with an average 12-month price target of $8.00.
The Adanos signal blends each source’s bullish ratio, source breadth, buzz intensity and 3-day momentum. This week bullish sits above the neutral line, momentum is mixed and the 4 sources disagree sharply, so the read is Hold rather than a clear buy or sell.
Analysts sit 5 points above the crowd average of 53%, the professionals are more constructive than retail. The split is inside the crowd: Polymarket reads 100% bullish while News sits at 20%, a 80-point spread that single-source trackers miss.
Over the 30-day window, Coursera (COUR) buzz held subdued around 24.1 while the price drifted down 5.5% across the period. The chart tracks how social and news attention moved against end-of-day price. Average daily trading volume across the displayed trading days is 5.5M shares. Updated Jul 27, 2026. Over the last 7 trading days, COUR lost 4.8%. Buzz activity in the recent week averaged 19.2 and was relatively stable, swinging between 9.0 and 25.0. Recent volume is in line with the 30-day average, reflecting steady institutional and retail participation. Daily crowd sentiment leaned bullish on 13 of the 15 days with directional mentions, shown as the green, grey and red breakdown bars below the chart.
Buzz, bullish share, the loudest item and the positive / neutral / negative split for every tracked source over the last 7 days.
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Based on aggregated sentiment from Reddit, X, News and Polymarket sources, Coursera (COUR) currently carries an Adanos hold signal with 65/100 conviction. The current cross-source average reads 53% bullish across 4 active sources. Those sources contribute 32 tracked mentions over the last 7 days. This is a sentiment-based reading, not financial advice.
Reddit discussion around Coursera (COUR) is fairly quiet with 4 mentions across 5 tracked subreddits. The tone is 50% bullish with falling 3-day activity momentum, suggesting cooling attention.
The crowd reads split on Coursera (COUR), averaging 53% bullish across 4 tracked sources over the last 7 days. The two ends of the range are Polymarket at 100% bullish and News at 20%, a 80-point spread. On the professional side, 7 of 12 analysts rate COUR a buy.
Of the 12 analysts covering Coursera (COUR), 7 rate it a buy, 4 a hold and 1 a sell, for a buy consensus. The average price target is $8.00. That puts the street ahead of the crowd, which averages 53% bullish.
Coursera (COUR) sentiment is mixed across all 4 tracked sources. Reddit reads 50% bullish, X reads 40% bullish, Polymarket reads 100% bullish and news coverage is the most negative at 20% bullish. The combined signal points to broad mixed pressure with 65/100 conviction.
Social sentiment data shows consistently mixed discussion around Coursera (COUR). All 4 tracked sources lean in different directions, with news being the most bearish at 20% bullish. 3-day activity momentum is falling on Reddit, while polymarket activity is rising. The hold signal carries 65/100 conviction.
Polymarket is the dominant discussion channel with 18 mentions (56% of total volume). X contributes 5 mentions and News contributes 5 mentions and Reddit contributes 4 mentions. Sentiment is mixed across all sources, while polymarket is the only source with rising 3-day activity.
The Adanos signal blends bullish ratio, buzz score, source breadth and 3-day activity momentum into a single buy/sell reading. COUR's hold signal at 65/100 conviction reflects consistently mixed sentiment across 4 tracked sources. It is a research shortcut, not financial advice.
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