It's like telling a candidate their application for a June 19th role was rejected, and then, after the fact, saying a new job opening on June 21st somehow caused that first rejection.
That initial decision for June 19th and 20th was already made based on the situation at that moment.
The market resolved as 'No' because nothing happened during its own specific timeline, not because of a later event that hadn't even unfolded yet.
We can't rewrite the story arc of those past days just because a new chapter began on Saturday.