The economic drivers disagree.
Economy is NOT the only important factor in anyone's life. . .or it shouldn't be!
Trump has been a disaster for EVERYTHING that is not economy, and the jury is still out on the economic impact of his policies. . .especially on the most needy, and disenfranchised in America.
Everyone who is not in the 5% of top earners will loose big with the repeal of ACA
Everyone who is a nature lover will suffer from the lack of concern and the decrease of regulations to protect the environment
Everyone who doesn't fall within the "missionary style' sex life will be disenfranchised and lose their right to live their life as they choose.
Everyone will pay more for vegetables due to the lack of foreign labor
Everyone will suffer from the decline in the educational standards and for the increasingly more restrictive "religious" component in education
Everyone in the tourist industry will see a sharp decline in foreigners travelling to the US, not just from the "banned" countries, but from every country, including allied countries.
Everyone will be affected by the increase in hatred and prejudice towards religious and ethnic minorities.
Everyone will be affected by the new wars that will soon be imposed to justify the huge additional spending on defence, and in an attempt to unite Americans around a president that is hated by 60% of the people. Our soldiers will die, others will be wounded for life, families will be broken.
And the list goes on.
What does an increase in the stock market does to alleviate all those very real drama in our every day life?
And. . .that increase in the stock market is obviously artificial. . .and can create (it might even be a plan) a bubble that will then burst. . .and profit only the most wealthy among us (the top 1/10 of 1%).
If all you care about is the stock market. . .you are a fool.
No one sleeps, eat, lives with the stock market. In fact, most people do not benefit from the stock market rise, because it goes against logic to sell when a stock is high, and to buy when a stock is low. . .most people, because they are dreamers, tend to buy when a stock rises, and sell when it falls. The result is that only the stock brokers (who make money whether you buy or you sell!) and the very wealthy who can manipulate huge amount of stock can benefit from it. . .
In addition, the stock market is no longer a benefit to the employment market, as stocks tend to go up, not when a company is doing well and treats its work basis well, but when companies are cannibalised, bought out to create less competition, and when employees are laid off.
Sorry you can't see that.