The stock market sell-off is orderly, suggesting there's no looming financial crisis. Here's exactly when to buy the dip in stocks.

• The current stock market decline is orderly and doesn't suggest a financial crisis is looming, DataTrek said.
• The research firm cited a "confluence of factors" driving the sell-off, and that's good news.
• Here's when investors should buy the dip in stocks, according to DataTrek.

The stock market's current decline doesn't indicate a financial crisis looms, according to DataTrek Research, which suggested when investor can take advantage and buy stocks.

"Today's selloff seems to have been caused by a confluence of factors. That's actually good news, in that there is no obvious crisis in the offing," DataTrek Research co-founder Nicholas Colas said in a Wednesday note.