A 30x multiplier is not an uncommon observation in a bull market. When share prices start reaching that level broadly, it's a giant red flag, but often the net result is a market/share price that moves sideways in a trading range while earnings catch up to a more reasonable share price reality.
30x PE isn't unreal, but the E has to be real. I don't know what frame of reference 30x "forward earnings" actually means, but maybe this is common for "growth stocks".
