Then lets see percentages of positives v negatives. Not just positive results.
The only way to get truly meaningful numbers is to test everyone. We've already (erroneously) decided not to do that (its too expensive, takes too much time, requires too much resources,...). You try to use statistical analysis to infer what's really going on. Most of the stat's make sense to epidemiologists and the ones that aren't pushing some wacko agenda agree on the story they tell. Everyone else locks on to a specific stat that suits their needs/beliefs, takes it out of context and runs with it.
Science doesn't care whether you like the answer it comes up with.
. We've got more than enough opinions from people with no scientific knowledge or training, like the idiots in the White House. And not only opinions, but dreadfully and tragically wrong opinions. No one can predict the future. Currently we have the lowest rate of new cases per population in the nation locally, considering only counties with >500,000 people. Nonetheless, our active case rate is rising somewhat as colleges and schools reopen to some extent, and fools and the misinformed are holding both indoor parties and outdoor gatherings. No one knows what is contributing to that rise, but since almost a quarter of the cases are in people under 30, it's a good guess that poor compliance with masks and social distancing and increased testing of asymptomatic students are playing a role in finding/causing more infections. If you want to protect yourself, wear masks at all times when out of the home, keep your social circle to the absolute minimum and avoid indoor (and to a lesser extent outdoor) events in general, particularly if the people around you are unmasked, particularly if you cannot maintain distance from others indoors (and to a lesser extent outdoors). 
