Markets shrug off Iran, Greenland, Venezuela geopolitics despite Trump threats

Despite Trump administration overthrowing Venezuela's Maduro, threatening force against Iran, and discussing Greenland annexation, U.S. stocks remain near highs with muted volatility. Investors view geopolitical noise as unlikely to disrupt growth or earnings. For traders: VIX stays low, risk-on sentiment persists in indices. Gold and oil show limited safe-haven premium, favoring equity longs over defensive positioning for now.