The Stock Market Is Mine Blowing

The stock market rises and falls based on uncertainty in the market. When things get inflated, when there's so much inflation to a point that's not sustainable or doesn't actually reflect the actual value of the acid that's inflating, that's what's called a bubble. And you inflate a bubble too much, it will pop, right? The thing is, we haven't hit a point where renewables are even close to replacing fossil fuels. So the question then is, why are oil companies struggling so much right now and going out of business?