Market forecasts, published from the desk

Ten markets, read like terrain.

Concrete, chart-based forecasts from Karsten Kagels, forty years at the charts. Updated every trading morning, at midday and after the US close.

Each ridge is one market, drawn live from its recent closes.
Hover to read it. Click to open its forecast.
On the terrain
Gold
3,352.10  +0.4%
Holding the 3,300 shelf while real yields drift.
updated 12 min ago
Gold 3,352.10

The board. Every level, current.

10 markets · refreshed 2 to 3 times per trading day
All forecast charts are drawn on TradingView. Prices shown are the last update from the desk, not a live feed.
Markets move like weather over ground that barely changes. The work is knowing the ground.
Karsten Kagels · on chart technique
The method

Four decades in front of the chart. No black box.

Karsten Kagels has traded FX, metals and index futures since 1986. Since 2015 his German site, kagels-trading.de, has become a reference for chart-based market analysis. This is the same desk, now publishing in English.

Every forecast is built the same way: classical chart technique to map the levels, COT data to see what commercial hedgers are doing at those levels, and a plain-language read that says what would confirm the view and what would break it.

40 yrs
at the charts
2015
publishing since
2-3x
updates per trading day
10
markets covered
Karsten Kagels, founder of Kagels Trading
Karsten Kagels
Founder. Trading since 1986.
01

Levels before opinions

Support, resistance and trend structure are mapped first. The view follows the chart, never the other way around.

02

COT as the second witness

Weekly positioning of commercial hedgers confirms or challenges what the chart suggests.

03

Wrong fast, not wrong long

Every forecast names the level that invalidates it. When it breaks, the read changes the same day.

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