If some of the major indexes gained the most in one session since the 1930s TODAY and since they have fallen the most since the 1980s in the past WEEK, when taken that the worst unemployment numbers EVER are being released this coming THURSDAY, unless you have bona-fife capacity issues, the volatility index is clearly going up.
Volatility means a change in price. Unless you think, given the current pandemic that has yet to peak, the largest stock market gain in one session in a century will somehow be sustained, the VIX is going way up as is the $TVIX
Anyone who says otherwise is just wrong.