The market price is what the market will be in X months. So the market fell at the start of the pandemic looking a few months ahead and a slowing of the world economy. Today, a few months later, looking a few months ahead, it sees growth and prices reflect that. If tomorrow some new developments indicate negtative effects, then the market will drop. You dont need Rod Serling. The less people know the more they are confused, be more informed. Take a class, read a few books.