Ebola fears sparked a deep dive on Wall Street Wednesday. The Dow plummeted 460 points at the height of the sell-off. It recovered some of those losses and closed down by 173 points.
Market 'freak out': Stocks rebound from scary plunge
The deadly virus has been weighing on investors. Stocks have tumbled since Ebola arrived in the United States. In just the past 5 days, the Dow has fallen 5 percent.
OutFront, Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investment Group and Dr. Alexander Van tull-eh-kin a CNN Medical Analyst.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 335 points on Thursday. It was the biggest point drop of the year for the Dow. The Nasdaq and S&P both sunk 2%.
Extreme turbulence: Stocks suffer steepest drop of 2014
Investors are concerned about economic growth in Europe and what kind of impact a slowdown in those countries could have on the U.S. economy.
Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investment Group is OutFront.
The Dow tumbled more than 300 points Monday afternoon, or almost 2%, after a much worse-than-expected reading on manufacturing activity. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were down more than 2%.
Dow tumbles 300 points on weak data
Companies like Microsoft and G.E. were also down 3 percent. And AT&T fell more than 4 percent. So far this year, the Dow is down 1,200 points.
OutFront: Brent Wilsey, President of Wilsey Asset Management.