investingLive Chief Market Analyst Adam Button will lead a practical session for traders on reading market noise, trading gold, managing risk, and making sense of volatile markets, alongside Base Markets’ Nazim Moussaoui, who will cover key checks traders should make before depositing with a broker.As financial markets respond to headlines, changing sentiment, and sharp price moves, traders face a constant challenge: separating useful information from the noise.On Tuesday, 13 October 2026, investingLive and Base Markets will host Substance Over Noise: How to Trade Without Falling for the Gimmicks, a free online webinar designed for traders who want to make more informed decisions in volatile markets and take a closer look at the real costs and risks of trading.The free webinar session will combine market analysis with practical guidance on choosing a broker, giving attendees useful points to consider both before and during their trades.Adam Button on Trading Gold, Market Noise and RiskWith almost a decade as Chief Market Analyst at investingLive, Adam Button brings a strong focus on the link between market news and price action. In this session, he will look at how traders can approach a volatile fourth quarter, with particular attention to gold, market headlines and risk per trade.For traders following gold and other fast-moving markets, the discussion will focus on the questions that matter when markets become difficult to read: What is driving the move? What does the chart show? And how much risk is appropriate for a single trade?Three checks to make before depositing with a brokerThe second part of the webinar will feature Nazim Moussaoui, Head of Premium Clients and Partnerships at Base Markets.With more than 20 years of experience around trading desks and client books in Europe and the Middle East, Moussaoui will focus on three practical checks traders should make before depositing with a broker:What does a trade really cost? Understanding the actual cost of a round turn using a live trading ticket.How do withdrawals work? Knowing what to check about the process of getting money out of a trading account.How can traders verify a licence? Learning how to read a regulator's register and understand what a licence number does, and does not tell you.The discussion is intended to give traders practical questions to ask and information to review before committing funds to a broker.Bring your questions to the live Q&AThe webinar will close with a live Q&A, covering market questions for the investingLive analyst and broker-related questions for Nazim Moussaoui.Attendees can submit questions when registering, giving them the opportunity to raise the topics that matter most to their own trading experience.Webinar detailsTitle: Substance Over Noise: How to Trade Without Falling for the GimmicksDate: Tuesday, 13 October 2026Time: 20:00 KSA / 19:00 Cairo / 17:00 UTCFormat:Online webinarPowered by: Base Markets🎙️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. Reserve your free placeWhether you trade gold, FX, indices, or other markets, this session will offer practical points to consider when reading market moves, managing risk, and assessing a broker.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. This article was written by investingLive at investinglive.com.