Monday's trading action showed the historical precedent around geopolitical shocks holds true, and hinted at what investments could continue to work.
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Wall Street shook off a barrage of uncertainty.
Bank of America has a playbook for how various assets have performed in the aftermath of seismic geopolitical events.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq had their worst sessions since October following President Trump's threats of Greenland-related tariffs.
One thing was made clear by Monday's big comeback: Traders don't think this volatility will persist.
Following a tumultuous month, traders are seeking signs that the market's character has flipped back to positive.
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