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InvestingLive and Base Markets host a free webinar on October 13, 2026, covering gold trading, market noise, broker checks, and risk management.
Adam Button, chief market analyst at investingLive, is set to host a practical session for traders. The session will cover interpreting market noise, gold trading, risk management, and navigating volatile markets. He will be joined by Nazim Moussaoui of Base Markets, who will address essential checks traders need to perform prior to depositing funds with a broker.
Financial markets react to headlines, shifting sentiment, and sudden price swings, presenting traders with the ongoing difficulty of distinguishing valuable information from background noise.
On Tuesday, October 13, 2026, a free online webinar titled "Substance Over Noise: How to Trade Without Falling for the Gimmicks" will be hosted by investingLive and Base Markets. It is designed for traders seeking more informed decision-making in volatile markets and a closer look at real trading costs and risks.
This complimentary session pairs market analysis with actionable advice on selecting a broker, equipping participants with considerations for pre-trade and live trading phases.
Adam Button on Trading Gold, Market Noise and Risk
Adam Button, who has spent nearly ten years as chief market analyst at investingLive, emphasises the connection between market news and price movement. In this webinar, he will address how traders can navigate a turbulent fourth quarter, focusing on gold, market headlines, and risk per trade.
For those tracking gold and other rapidly moving markets, the conversation will centre on key questions during hard-to-read conditions: what is causing the move, what the chart indicates, and what level of risk is suitable for a single trade.
Three Checks Before Depositing with a Broker
The webinar's second segment will feature Nazim Moussaoui, who serves as head of premium clients and partnerships at Base Markets.
Moussaoui, with over two decades of experience on trading desks and managing client portfolios in Europe and the Middle East, will concentrate on three practical checks for traders before they deposit with a broker:
The aim is to equip traders with practical questions and details to examine prior to committing money to any broker.
Bring your questions to the live Q&A
The webinar will conclude with a live question-and-answer period, addressing market questions for the investingLive analyst and broker-related issues for Nazim Moussaoui.
Participants may submit questions at the time of registration, allowing them to bring up subjects most relevant to their personal trading experience.
Webinar details
The webinar is titled "Substance Over Noise: How to Trade Without Falling for the Gimmicks."
The webinar takes place on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
It will be held at 20:00 KSA, 19:00 Cairo, and 17:00 UTC.
The format is an online webinar.
Powered by Base Markets.
Speakers:
Adam Button, Chief Market Analyst at investingLive
Early in his career, Button recognised that news and prompt comprehension of its implications are the most valuable assets in markets. He reads extensively and delves deep into analysis. He previously headed the markets team at the Canadian Economic Press and earned a degree from Ryerson University.
Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets
Nazim Moussaoui is the head of premium clients and partnerships at Base Markets. He has over two decades of experience on trading desks and managing client portfolios in Europe and the Middle East.
Reserve your free place
This session will provide practical considerations for traders of gold, FX, indices, or other markets when interpreting market movements, handling risk, and evaluating a broker.
Registration is free and open to join investingLive and Base Markets for Substance Over Noise.
Risk Warning: Trading CFDs involves significant risk to capital and should only be conducted with funds one can afford to lose. CFDs may not be appropriate for every investor; therefore, a full understanding of the risks and independent advice is recommended.
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