Large single-day selloffs in the Dow are typically followed by near-term weakness before longer-term recovery as market clarity improves

"Historical data shows that the Dow typically posts little change the day after a 1,000-point selloff, with a median return hovering around flat. Performance has tended to worsen over the following week, producing a median decline of 1.14%. One month after those large drops, the index has delivered a median gain of nearly 2%, while three months later the median advance has expanded to 9.1%."