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Biggest Upside Point Move in the HISTORY of the Dow

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Biggest Upside Move in the History of the Dow—12/26/2018

After the worst Christmas Eve trading day EVER, the Dow rallies 1,086 points the day after Christmas to post its biggest upside point move in its history. This move almost doubled the downside move that occurred on Christmas Eve! WOW!!!!!!!!

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/26/us-futures-following-christmas-eve-plunge.html

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