This chart shows what tends to happen to markets after a big plunge in the Dow like this Using Kensho, a hedge fund analytics tool, CNBC looked at what happens after the Dow plunges 500 points.
This has occurred 17 times in the last 25 years, not including Friday's decline.
The findings show benchmark market indexes tend to rebound the next day and the next week following such big drops.
Please note past performance does not always equal future returns and if interest rates continue to shoot higher, this sell-off could buck historical trends and keep going.