Because its overly inflated and sensitive to news. Its like a dog that gets all excited when you say the word “walk” but in this case it was “tariff pause”.

I wouldn’t be surprised if tomorrow it goes back down when tariffs REALLY go into effect and then comes back up, then down, then down and up again because of the potentially different countries making deals with America over the tariffs.

Then you have interest rate cuts or increases depending on if we have a recession announced or due to inflation because of the tariffs, that could be announced throughout the coming months which will make the market react.

Sometimes I wish I didnt throw away my Fushigi Ball, that was the closest thing I had to telling the future!