Market forecasts · updated 2-3x every trading day
Concrete, chart-based forecasts for gold, indices, forex and oil, written and updated two to three times every trading day by Karsten Kagels, a German trader with 40 years on the charts. No hype, no signals-for-sale theatre. Just levels, scenarios and reasoning you can check against the chart.
GOLD · S&P 500 · NASDAQ · DOW · SILVER · WTI · EUR/USD · NIKKEI · DXY · SPACEX
Every market below gets a written forecast with entry zones, support and resistance, updated two to three times per trading day with TradingView charts.
Karsten Kagels has traded futures, forex and metals since 1986, through crashes, bull runs and everything between. Since 2015, kagels-trading.de has grown into one of Germany's established addresses for chart-based market analysis.
Every forecast is written by Karsten himself, not a content team. If a level matters, he tells you why. If the picture is unclear, he says so.
Support, resistance, trendlines and formations, applied the same way for 40 years. No black-box indicators, no curve-fitted systems.
Weekly Commitment of Traders reports show what commercial hedgers are actually doing. A reality check for every chart scenario.
Forecasts are revised two to three times per trading day. When a level breaks, the analysis reflects it within hours, not next week.
Reading in German? The original site is at kagels-trading.de.
Trading experience across futures, forex and metals since 1986.
Forecast updates per trading day, with fresh TradingView charts.
Markets covered: the ones Karsten actually trades, not a thousand tickers.
Kagels Trading has published German market analysis since 2015.
Overnight selling stalled exactly at the support band from early July. COT data still shows commercials reducing shorts, which keeps the bullish scenario alive above 3,318.
Read forecast →The index printed another record close, but fewer stocks are carrying the move. Key trendline support now sits at 6,190; below it, the picture changes quickly.
Read forecast →The Commitment of Traders report is public, free and widely misread. A practical guide to separating the signal from the noise, with real examples from the gold market.
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