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Nvidia shares are more than 10% below their early-October record, according to The Motley Fool. The article argues the sell-off could look tempting to investors, citing the company’s forecast of nearly 90% year-on-year revenue growth for its coming quarter.

That is an investment opinion, not evidence that the shares are undervalued or bound to rebound. The useful distinction for readers is between Nvidia’s reported business outlook and what the market has already priced in. A falling share price is not, by itself, a bargain label.

Discuss: Should Nvidia’s growth outlook outweigh a 12% drop from its high, or is that still too little evidence to call the shares a bargain?

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