Why Traders Should Join the “Substance Over Noise” Webinar
Markets can move quickly, but not every headline deserves a reaction.
For traders, the challenge is often not a lack of information. It is knowing which information matters, how to assess market moves, and when to avoid making decisions based on hype, pressure or incomplete details.
That is the focus of the upcoming “Substance Over Noise: How to Trade Without Falling for the Gimmicks” webinar, hosted by investingLive and Base Markets on Tuesday, 13 October 2026, at 17:00 UTC.
The free, online session is designed for traders who want practical insights they can apply when assessing markets, managing risk and choosing a broker.
What can traders expect?
1. A more practical approach to market volatility
Volatile markets can create opportunities, but they can also increase the risk of emotional decisions.
The session will look at trading during a busy fourth quarter, with a focus on gold, market headlines and live chart analysis. The discussion will explore how traders can assess market moves without reacting to every new development.
2. A closer look at risk per trade
Risk management is not only about identifying a stop-loss level. Traders also need to consider position size, market conditions and how much they are prepared to lose on a single trade.
The webinar will offer practical perspectives on managing risk while avoiding decisions driven by fear, urgency or market noise.
3. Understanding the real cost of trading
Trading costs can have a direct impact on results, particularly for active traders.
The speakers will examine how to assess actual round-turn trading costs using a live trading ticket, rather than relying only on promotional claims or headline spreads.
4. Important checks before depositing with a broker
Choosing a broker requires more than comparing offers.
The webinar will cover key checks traders should make before depositing funds, including:
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Understanding withdrawal procedures
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Reviewing the actual trading costs
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Checking a regulator’s official register
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Understanding what a licence number confirms and what it does not
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Looking beyond marketing claims when assessing a broker
5. Direct access to market and industry experts
The webinar will feature Adam Button, Chief Analyst at investingLive, and Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets.
Alongside the main discussion, attendees will have the opportunity to submit questions for a live Q&A.
🎙️ Speakers:
Adam Button, Chief Market Analyst at investingLive
Adam Button is the Chief Analyst at investingLive for almost a decade. He learned early in his career that news and understanding what it means first is the most valuable commodity in markets. Few will read more or dig deeper. Adam was formerly the head of the markets team at the Canadian Economic Press and is a graduate of Ryerson University.
Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets.
Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets. 20+ years on trading desks and client books in Europe and the Middle East.
Why attend?
Traders are exposed to a constant flow of market commentary, breaking news, trading offers and promotional messages. The ability to separate useful information from distractions can support more structured decision-making.
This webinar will focus on practical questions that matter to traders:
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What should I pay attention to when markets become volatile?
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How can I assess a market move before entering a trade?
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What costs should I calculate before choosing a broker?
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How can I check whether a broker’s regulatory claims are accurate?
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Which questions should I ask before depositing funds?
Join investingLive and Base Markets for a session focused on clearer thinking, practical checks and a more informed approach to trading.
Date: Tuesday, 13 October 2026Time: 20:00 KSA / 19:00 Cairo / 17:00 UTCRegistration: Free
Register for free and join investingLive and Base Markets for Substance Over Noise.
Risk Warning: Trading CFDs carries a high level of risk to your capital and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Trading CFDs may not be suitable for all investors, so please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice if necessary. Please read and ensure you fully understand our Risk Disclosure.
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This article was written by investingLive at investinglive.com.