Dow Off Sessions Lows But Still Down 459 Points. Watch What Happened Now!

While the Dow was off its session lows, its still finished down 459. Watch TheStreet's team explain what happened and how you might have a buying opportunity as a result.
Stocks quotes in this article: FB, AAPL, NFLX, GOOGL

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was able to come up off of its session lows, but the index still fell 459 points, or 1.91% to 23,644 on the day.

The Nasdaq was the day's biggest loser, falling 2.74% while the S&P 500 dropped 2.23%. Facebook Inc. (FB) tumbled 2.75%, Apple Inc. (AAPL)   was down 0.66%, Netflix Inc. (NFLX) declined 5.1% and Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL)  was off 2.36%.

Want to know what happened?  Watch Tracy Byrnes, Brian Sozzi and Kinsey Grant talk about the day and its potentially buying opportunities.

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