Nvidia’s monster third quarter, bullish guidance, and multi-trillion dollar potential was not enough to satisfy Wall Street. Similar to what happened last quarter, the world’s largest stock ticked more than two percent lower in overnight trading following the blowout earnings report:

Nvidia shares could be a buy for investors who view these negatives as a temporary interruption to more rapid future growth and higher margins.

The AI titan will maintain its strong lead, but complicated product rollouts, sky-high expectations and the China threat add complications to growth potential.

The swing came amid an unusually high-volume trading session, with more than 200 million Nvidia shares trading hands in the first 100 minutes of trading, topping the stock’s median full-day volume over the prior 20 trading sessions of 196.5 million, according to Yahoo Finance data.

The Dow deletion effect suggests Intel might be positioned for outperformance. Yet Nvidia’s AI leadership suggests otherwise. Nvidia replacing longtime member Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average earlier this month is more than just a name change.

If the still-rapid growth of artificial intelligence isn’t pushing the market higher right now, something else will have to do it.