Substance Over Noise webinar for traders on 13 October 2026

The upcoming 'Substance Over Noise' webinar is scheduled for 13 October 2026 at 17:00 UTC.

Markets shift rapidly, yet not every news item warrants a reaction.

The difficulty for traders frequently lies not in a shortage of data, but in discerning what is relevant, evaluating price movements, and steering clear of choices driven by hype, urgency, or partial facts.

This is the central theme of the upcoming 'Substance Over Noise: How to Trade Without Falling for the Gimmicks' session, which investingLive and Base Markets will host on 13 October 2026 at 17:00 UTC.

The free online session targets traders seeking actionable takeaways for market analysis, risk handling, and broker selection.

What will the webinar cover?

1. A more applied method for dealing with market volatility

Turbulent markets may present chances for profit but also heighten the danger of impulsive trading.

The session will examine trading amid a hectic Q4, concentrating on gold, news flow, and live chart analysis. The conversation will investigate ways for traders to evaluate market shifts without responding to each fresh event.

2. An in-depth review of risk exposure per trade

Risk management extends beyond setting a stop-loss. Traders must also account for position sizing, market environment, and the maximum acceptable loss on any given trade.

The event will provide pragmatic viewpoints on risk control while sidestepping choices motivated by fear, haste, or market clamor.

3. Understanding true trading costs

Trading expenses can directly affect outcomes, especially for frequent traders.

The presenters will explore how to gauge genuine round-turn costs by means of a live ticket, not merely on promotional boasts or advertised spreads.

4. Key verifications prior to funding a broker account

Selecting a broker demands more than just comparing deals.

The session will address crucial checks before depositing money, which include:

• Knowing the withdrawal process

• Reviewing real trading expenses

• Verifying the regulator's official registry

• Knowing what a license number validates and what it does not

• Looking past promotional assertions when evaluating a broker

5. Direct interaction with market and sector professionals

The event will include Adam Button, Chief Analyst at investingLive, and Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets.

In addition to the main presentation, participants can send in questions for a live Q&A.

Speakers:

Adam Button, Chief Analyst at investingLive, is a featured speaker.

For nearly ten years, Adam Button has been Chief Analyst at investingLive. Early in his career, he learned that news and being the first to grasp its implications is the most prized asset in trading. Few read more or research more thoroughly. Button previously led the markets team at the Canadian Economic Press and holds a degree from Ryerson University.

Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets, will also speak.

He has spent over 20 years working on trading desks and managing client accounts across 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.

• What factors should traders watch when markets turn volatile?

• How can a market move be evaluated before taking a position?

• What expenses need to be considered before selecting a broker?

• How can a trader verify the accuracy of a broker's regulatory statements?

• What questions ought to be asked prior to depositing money?

The webinar takes place on Tuesday, 13 October 2026. Times are 20:00 KSA, 19:00 Cairo, and 17:00 UTC. Registration is free.

Risk Warning: Trading CFDs involves substantial risk to capital and should only be undertaken with funds you can afford to lose. It may not be appropriate for all investors; therefore, a full understanding of the risks and seeking independent advice is recommended. Traders should read and confirm they understand the firm's Risk Disclosure.