NYSE: COUR · Education & Training Services
Over the past week, Coursera (COUR) logged 10 mentions across Reddit, X and news, and the read is an Adanos Sell. The crowd averages 33% bullish but is sharply divided: News runs 67% bullish while X sits at just 0%. Wall Street is more constructive, with 7 of 11 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 Sell.
Wall Street’s 64% buy share sits next to a crowd that ranges from X at 0% to News at 67%. No other tracker puts the two side by side.
11 analysts have weighed in: a Strong Buy consensus: 7 buy calls against 1 sell, with an average 12-month price target of $8.17.
The Adanos signal blends each source’s bullish ratio, source breadth, buzz intensity and 3-day momentum. This week bullish sits just below the neutral line, momentum is cooling and the 3 sources disagree sharply, so the read is a Sell.
Analysts sit 31 points above the crowd average of 33%, the professionals are more constructive than retail. The split is inside the crowd: News reads 67% bullish while X sits at 0%, a 67-point spread that single-source trackers miss.
Over the 30-day window, Coursera (COUR) buzz held subdued around 20.7 while the price drifted down 10.0% 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 4.3M shares. Over the last 7 trading days, COUR lost 14.6%. Buzz activity in the recent week averaged 25.2 and was relatively stable, swinging between 18.1 and 37.0. Recent volume is in line with the 30-day average, reflecting steady institutional and retail participation. Daily crowd sentiment leaned bullish on 7 of the 17 days with directional mentions, shown as the green, grey and red breakdown bars below the chart.
Signal metrics use the latest 7 days; contributor and breadth context uses the 30-day chart window.
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| Adanos signal | Sell |
|---|---|
| Analyst consensus | Strong Buy (7 / 3 / 1) |
| Crowd bullish (7d) | 33% |
| Avg price target | $8.17 |
| Most bullish source | News, 67% |
| Most bearish source | X, 0% |
| Sentiment spread | 67 pts |
| Mentions (7d) | 10 |
| Market cap | $1.5B |
| P/E · Forward P/E | n/a · 6.5 |
| EPS · Beta | -$0.70 · 1.3 |
| Revenue (TTM) | $885.4M · -15% margin |
| Industry | Education & Training Services |
Based on aggregated sentiment from Reddit, X and News sources, Coursera (COUR) currently carries an Adanos sell signal with 93/100 conviction. The current cross-source average reads 33% bullish across 3 active sources. Those sources contribute 10 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 3 mentions over the last 7 days; the 30-day context spans 10 tracked subreddits. The 7-day tone is 33% bullish; 3-day activity momentum is stable, suggesting steady attention.
The crowd reads bearish on Coursera (COUR), averaging 33% bullish across 3 tracked sources over the last 7 days. The two ends of the range are News at 67% bullish and X at 0%, a 67-point spread. On the professional side, 7 of 11 analysts rate COUR a buy.
Of the 11 analysts covering Coursera (COUR), 7 rate it a buy, 3 a hold and 1 a sell, for a strong buy consensus. The average price target is $8.17. That puts the street ahead of the crowd, which averages 33% bullish.
Coursera (COUR)'s cross-source average is bearish at 33% bullish. Source readings are split: 1 source leans bullish and 2 sources lean bearish. Reddit reads 33% bullish, News reads 67% bullish and x coverage is the most negative at 0% bullish. The combined signal points to broad sell-side pressure with 93/100 conviction.
The cross-source average is bearish for Coursera (COUR) at 33% bullish. Source readings are split: 1 source leans bullish and 2 sources lean bearish. The most bearish reading is x at 0% bullish. 3-day activity momentum is falling across News. The sell signal carries 93/100 conviction.
News is the dominant discussion channel with 6 mentions (60% of total volume). Reddit contributes 3 mentions and X contributes 1 mention. The cross-source average is bearish at 33% bullish. Source readings are split: 1 source leans bullish and 2 sources lean bearish.
The Adanos signal blends bullish ratio, buzz score, source breadth and 3-day activity momentum into a single buy/sell reading. COUR's sell signal at 93/100 conviction reflects a bearish cross-source average at 33% bullish. Source readings are split: 1 source leans bullish and 2 sources lean bearish. It is a research shortcut, not financial advice.
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Peers are ranked first by matching the Sell signal, then by the closest bullish ratio. Discussion activity breaks any remaining ties.
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