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Gibbs notes that the market has been resembling a familiar pattern, akin to a "playbook" of de-escalation following peak threats. Historical parallels include the time during Trump’s speech at Davos, where his non-threat stance led markets to rally. This recurring pattern involves parties exaggerating demands to obscure their true intentions, then easing tensions once their strategic goals are understood. Recognizing such patterns helps investors anticipate unfolding events, even if the exact timing remains uncertain.