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Skirt Lengths as Market Indicators: A Socionomics PerspectivePart of the #Socionomics series. How fashion and societal moods shifted in the first half of the 20th century. 1900–1910 Economy: The rise of industrialization in the U.S. — Ford’s assembly line (1908), booming cities, and a growing wealth gap between the elite and the working class. In Europe, colonial powers raced for survival, fueling military spending (sound familiar?). Mood: Faith in technological progress clashed with protests against exploitation. Suffragettes smashed London storefronts (1908), while New York’s Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire (1911) galvanized labor rights movements. Fashion: Rigid corsets and floor-length skirts symbolized Victorian morality. Yet rebels like designer Paul Poiret introduced hobble skirts — a tentative step toward freedom of movement. 1910–1920 Economy: World War I (1914–1918) reshaped the globe: Europe lay in ruins, while the U.S. profited from arms sales. Postwar hyperinflation crippled Germany, and the Spanish Flu (1918–1920) claimed millions. Mood: Women replaced men in factories, only to be pushed back into domestic roles after the war. A feminist explosion: American women won voting rights in 1920. Fashion: Skirts rose to ankle-length for practicality. By the decade’s end, the flapper emerged — straight-cut dresses, beaded necklaces, and cigarettes in hand, defying tradition. A sign of the stock market’s brewing boom. 1920–1929 Economy: The "Roaring Twenties" — jazz, speculation, and Prohibition. The stock market quadrupled; ordinary Americans borrowed heavily to invest, then borrowed again against rising shares. Mood: Hedonism reigned. Speakeasies and Gatsby-esque parties masked pre-crash euphoria. Fashion: Knees on display! Fringed dresses, bobbed haircuts, and gartered stockings. By 1929, subdued silhouettes crept in — an omen of crisis. 1930–1940 Economy: The 1929 bubble burst: Wall Street crashed, triggering the Great Depression (1929–1939). U.S. unemployment hit 25%. Europe veered toward fascism and war. Mood: Despair from Dust Bowl migrations and hunger marches. Yet Hollywood’s Golden Age offered escapism. Fashion: Skirts lengthened — modesty returned. Long dresses dominated, while cheap fabrics and turbans (to hide unwashed hair) became staples. 1940–1950 Economy: World War II (1939–1945). Postwar Europe rebuilt via the Marshall Plan; the U.S. embraced consumerism. Mood: Patriotism ("Rosie the Riveter") and postwar hope. The baby boom idealized domesticity. Fashion: War mandated minimalism: knee-length skirts and padded shoulders. In 1947, Christian Dior’s New Look rebelled — voluminous ankle-length skirts symbolized postwar opulence. 1950–1960 Economy: America’s "Golden Fifties" — middle-class expansion, cars, and TV. Europe recovered, but colonial wars (Algeria, Vietnam) exposed crises. Mood: Conformity (suburban perfection) vs. teenage rebellion (James Dean, Elvis’s rock ‘n’ roll). Fashion: Sheath dresses and midi skirts emphasized femininity. By the late 1950s, Mary Quant experimented with mini-skirts — a harbinger of the sexual revolution. 1960s: Peak of Postwar Prosperity Economy: U.S. GDP grew 4-5% annually; unemployment dipped below 4%. Baby boomers (1946–1964) fueled suburban housing and education demand. Fashion: The mini-skirt became an era-defining manifesto of freedom, paired with bold go-go boots. Economic optimism bred experimentation: neon synthetics (nylon, Lycra) and psychedelic hues. Conclusion Women’s fashion mirrors its era. Crises (1930s) hide knees; liberating times (1920s, 1960s) bare them. Even war skirts (1940s’ knee-length pragmatism) carried hope. 💡 Like and subscribe for insights your economics textbook won’t reveal! #beginners #learning_in_pulse #interesting #socionomics #history #fashiontrends
TVC:DJIEducation
by Fomenka
11
DOW JONES: Just triggered the most historic buy signal (1M MA50)Despite the bearishness on the lower timeframes, Dow is neutral on the ultimate long term chart, the 1M (RSI = 51.044, MACD = 1991.530, ADX = 44.038) and that is due to the fact it almost touched its 1M MA50. This neutral technical setting is a great reset for the Channel Up and stands as the most ideal long term buy entry and was tested before on all 4 major market bottoms (September 2022, March 2020, January 2016, October 2011). In all incidents it set in motion the new Bull Cycle, technically the bullish wave of the Channel Up. The most common price increase is +70% and along those lines, we anticipate Dow to hit 60,000 by the end of 2027. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
TVC:DJILong
by InvestingScope
2
DOW 104% TARIFFS on China activated. Can the market be saved?Dow Jones (DJIA) is almost on its 1W MA200 (orange trend-line) and earlier today President Trump activated 104% duties on Chinese imports. This is far from being an encouraging development especially after Monday's attempt for the market to recover. Most of the gains were lost yesterday and today it is a wait-and-see game in anticipation of the market reaction on the opening bell of Wall Street. From a long-term technical perspective however, Dow is on a huge buy level that we've only seen another 4 times since the Housing Bubble bottom in March 2009. That buy level consists of two conditions: price touching the 1W MA200 and the 1W RSI hits (or comes extremely close to) the 30.00 oversold limit. As you can see that has happened last time on September 19 2022 (Inflation Crisis bottom), March 09 2020 (COVID crash), August 24 2015 (China slowdown, Grexit) and August 08 2011 (first correction since 2009 Housing Crisis). The situation most similar to the current, is the COVID crash as it was the fastest drop to the 1W MA200 and 1W RSI to 30.00. Despite the brutal correction, it took the market 'only' 43 weeks (301 days) to reach again the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level. That is the top of the Blue Zone of the Fibonacci Channel Up that started on the March 2009 Housing bottom. The Blue Zone, consisting of the 0.786 - 0.382 Fib range, is important as it has dominated the multi-year bullish trend and contained the price action inside it, with only a few occasions diverging outside of it. The longest it took Dow to reach the 0.786 Fib again after such correction was 110 weeks (770 days) and that interestingly enough happened two out of the four times. Practically reaching the 0.786 Fib constitutes a Cycle Top. So essentially, despite the uncertainty and panic, the market is technically on a Support level that in 16 years we've only seen another 4 times, that's once every 4 years, which is a fair sample of a Cycle size. As a result, assuming stability comes to the world through trade deals (and why not Rate Cut announcements), we may see Dow reaching its 0.786 Fib again (and make new ATH) the fastest by February 02 2026, hitting 49000 and the longest by May 17 2027, hitting 56000 roughly. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! This is best way to keep it relevant, support us, keep the content here free and allow the idea to reach as many people as possible. ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
TVC:DJI
by TradingShot
1
Fool Me Once, Fool Me Twice!What a week, our last idea had a neutral stance and correctly so, volatility was extreme. We did know a bottom of sort was in the making or at least temporarily...now the bounce and where to? If you have not already realised, any ideas other than Trump caused the recent world mayhem, then you are in denial. Any little respect for this Trump quickly evaporated this week as he reversed his lunacy for 90 days pause..make no mistake, the writing is on the wall now, the markets have shown their hands. He is merely an actor, it's all a theatre and by design...some well informed individuals made a killing on puts and calls the past two weeks at the mass expense of everyone else. This rally is a rally to sell, expect a push up to 41700-41900 area, no doubt the game has changed, markets topped with a double top back in January, we have only had the first minor wave 1 down and wave 2 up is in progress and to be followed by a severe wave 3 down...rallies are now sold. Expect a recession declaration in 3-6 months, expect mass fiat printing to come as a wrecking ball takes apart a market that was priced for perfection...what took a few years to build can be taken out completely in a few short weeks, we were there in 2008. Gold and especially silver were hammered last week, gold quickly shrugged off the fall and a quick minor wave 4 down has been left for dust in a powerful wave 5 up...this wave, very strong, I expect another week or so of rally before topping out, perhaps U.S $3400-500...silver is an economic precious metal and tied to the coming collapse...but it will bottom out and outperform gold in the end. Summing up: expect a further rally in the Dow to conclude later next week, Gold to soar and top out also...Gold will have a big correction looming, wave 4 down which could last months, thereafter a rally of historic proportions which will align with QE and systemic failures. Don't be on the wrong side of whats coming, ignore the mainstream media mouth pieces and trust nothing, especially politicians and banks. Appreciate a thumbs up, God Bless you all and good trading!
BLACKBULL:US30Long
by Fractal777
2
The Federal Reserve continues to tackle inflation🧠 Fundamental Analysis: The Dow Jones (US30) experienced significant volatility in Q1 2025, with a slight decline due to economic challenges. Major companies like Coca-Cola and Goldman Sachs are expected to report Q1 earnings this week, and these reports could have a big impact on the index’s movement. The Federal Reserve continues to tackle inflation, which supports expectations for potential rate cuts later in the year, helping to support the markets. However, high inflation and ongoing geopolitical tensions may put pressure on economic growth. 💬 Sentiment Analysis: Market sentiment is currently mixed; there are concerns about a possible recession, but the market is also looking forward to potential monetary easing by the Fed. Despite the economic pressures, there is limited optimism that the markets may see a recovery as Q2 2025 begins. The market may experience volatility due to increasing concerns about inflation and corporate earnings, but overall, there is sentimental support in anticipation of clearer economic data.
FX:US30
by alialzeez
1
Hanzo | US30 15 min Breaks – Will Confirm the Next Move🆚 US30 The Path of Precision – Hanzo’s Market Strike 🔥 Key Levels & Breakout Strategy – 15M TF 🔥 Deep market insight – no random moves, only calculated execution. ☄️ Bearish Setup After Break Out – 38600 Zone Price must break liquidity with high volume to confirm the move. 🩸 15M Time Frame Confluence ———— CHoCH & Liquidity Grab @ 39610 Key Level / Equal lows Formation - 37750 Strong Rejection from 39280 – The Ultimate Pivot 🔥 1H Time Frame Confirmation Twin Wicks @ 37700 – Liquidity Engineered Twin Wicks @ 38300 – Liquidity Engineered ☄️ 4H Historical Market Memory —— 💯 2024 – Bearish Retest 38000 💯 2024 – Bearish Retest 37600 👌 The Market Has Spoken – Are You Ready to Strike?
FX:US30
by Path_Of_Hanzo
7
Dow Jones INTRADAY oversold bounce back Dow Jones INTRADAY oversold bounce back Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 40617 Resistance Level 2: 42165 Resistance Level 3: 44073 Support Level 1: 37555 Support Level 2: 36620 Support Level 3: 35125 This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:US30
by TradeNation
2
US30 4H - Weekly UpdateDow Jones Analysis The overall trend on Dow Jones remains bearish. Although a short-term correction toward 39,840 may occur at the market open, this is not my primary scenario. Main Scenario: ◾ Continuation of the downtrend toward 36,880 ◾ A corrective move back to the 39,460 area ◾ Further decline toward the final target at 35,050 Note: The trend has been studied with high precision and will be updated as needed based on market behavior. Accurate analysis, remarkable results!
OANDA:US30USDShort
by GreyFX-NDS
8
DOW JONES: High volatility but clear picture long term.Dow Jones turned bearish on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 40.021, MACD = -1063.380, ADX = 32.380) as it is correcting brutally yesterday's gains on uncertainty regarding the 90-day pause of tariffs. We can't overlook however the fact that yesterday's rebound happened on the 1W MA200 and at the bottom (HL) of the Bullish Megaphone. The very same sequence of events unfolded during the last big U.S.-China trade war that bottomed in December 2018. First a Channel Down bottomed on the 1W MA200 and started the Bullish Megaphone that bottomed on the 2018 trade war. Both trade war corrections were -19% and if what follows replicates the 2019 rise, then we are up for a +35% rally. Potential TP = 49,000. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
TVC:DJILong
by InvestingScope
Tariffs Didn’t Cause the Correction — It Was Coming Anyway🚩 Intro: Markets Correct — They Don’t Need Permission Every time the market drops hard, the headlines rush in to explain it. This time, it was President Trump’s dramatic tariff announcement on April 2nd. The media called it a shock. I didn’t. I’ve been calling for S&P 500 to drop to 5,200, and NASDAQ-100 to 17,500, since early January. Not because I predicted tariffs. But because the charts told the story. The market didn’t fall because of politics — it fell because it had to. ________________________________________ 🔥 The Spark: Trump’s “Liberation Day” Tariffs On April 2, 2025, Trump rolled out an aggressive trade agenda: • 10% blanket tariff on all imports • Up to 54% tariffs on Chinese goods • 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts • With limited exemptions for USMCA-aligned countries Markets reacted instantly: • S&P 500 dropped 4.8% — worst day since 2020 • NASDAQ-100 plunged over 6% • Tech mega caps lost 5–14% in a day Sounds like cause and effect, right? Wrong. ________________________________________ 🧠 The Real Cause: A Market That Was Ready to Fall Let’s talk technicals: • S&P 500 had printed a textbook double top at the 6100–6150 zone • NASDAQ-100 had formed a rising wedge, with volume divergence and momentum fading • RSI divergence was in place since February • MACD had crossed bearish and also deverging • Breadth was weakening while indices were still pushing highs • Sentiment was euphoric, volatility crushed — a classic setup You didn’t need to guess the news. The structure was screaming reversal. SP500 CHART: NASDAQ CHART: ________________________________________ 🧩 Why Tariffs Made a Convenient Narrative Markets love clean stories. And Trump’s tariffs offered everything: • Emotional trigger • Economic fear factor • Political drama • Global implications But smart traders know better: markets correct based on positioning, not politics. As soon as the wedge broke on NAS100 and SPX broke the double top's neck line the path was clear — risk off. ________________________________________ 📉 I Was Calling This Since Q1 The targets were public: SPX = 5,200. NAS100 = 17,500. And the logic was simple: • Overextension in AI-led tech • Complacent VIX environment • Crowded long positioning • Bearish divergences and fading momentum Double Top and Rising Wedge on SPX and Nas100 We didn’t need a reason to drop. The market had been levitating without support. All we needed was a trigger — and we got one. ________________________________________ 🧭 Lesson: Trade the Structure, Not the Story Here’s what I hope you take away: ✅ Setups come first. News comes later. ✅ If it wasn’t tariffs, it would’ve been CPI, earnings, Fed minutes, or a bird on a wire ✅ Don’t chase headlines. Anticipate setups. The best trades aren’t reactive. They’re built on structure, sentiment, and timing — not waiting for CNBC to tell them what’s happening. ________________________________________ 🔚 Conclusion: It Was Never About Tariffs Tariffs were the match. But the market was already soaked in gasoline. This correction was technical, predictable, and clean. 📝 Post Scriptum — The Setup Shapes the Narrative Let me be clear: I’m not a Trump fan. Hoho — not by far. But I’ll swear this on any chart: If the setup had been the opposite — double bottom, falling wedge, positive divergences, and improving momentum — these exact same tariffs would’ve been interpreted as “bold leadership,” “pro-growth protectionism,” or “markets pricing in a stronger America.” That’s how it works. Price action leads. Narrative follows. When structure is bullish, traders celebrate even bad news. When structure is bearish, even good news becomes a reason to sell. So no — it wasn’t about Trump. It never is. It’s about where the market wants to go. The rest is storytelling. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analyses and educational articles.
TRADENATION:US30Education
by Mihai_Iacob
48
DOW JONES INDEX (US30): Bearish More From Resistance It looks like US30 is returning to a bearish trend again. I see a strong bearish sentiment after a test of a key daily resistance. The price formed an inverted cup and handle pattern and we see a strong bearish imbalance with London session opening. Goal - 39.685 ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️ I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:US30Short
by VasilyTrader
1
Hanzo | US30 15 min Breaks – Will Confirm the Next Move🆚 US30 The Path of Precision – Hanzo’s Market Strike 🔥 Key Levels & Breakout Strategy – 15M TF 🔥 Deep market insight – no random moves, only calculated execution. ☄️ Bullish Setup After Break Out – 40800 Zone Price must break liquidity with high volume to confirm the move. ☄️ Bearish Setup After Break Out – 40400 Zone Price must break liquidity with high volume to confirm the move. 🩸 15M Time Frame Confluence ———— CHoCH & Liquidity Grab @ 4850 Key Level / Equal lows Formation - 40400 Strong Rejection from 40790 – The Ultimate Pivot Strong Rejection from 39900 – The Ultimate Pivot 🔥 1H Time Frame Confirmation Twin Wicks @ 40500 – Liquidity Engineered Twin Wicks @ 39850 – Liquidity Engineered Twin Wicks @ 40800 zone – Liquidity Engineered ☄️ 4H Historical Market Memory —— 💯 2024 – Bearish Retest 38000 💯 2024 – Bearish Retest 37600 👌 The Market Has Spoken – Are You Ready to Strike?
FX:US30
by Path_Of_Hanzo