Quantitative Trading Seminar in Nanning 2026 | CPT Markets

NANNING, July 26, 2026 — Set in the scenic “Green City” of Nanning, the “Perpetual Motion Quantitative Trading Seminar,” presented by CPT Markets, was held at the Nanning Central Ever Grand Crown Plaza.

The invite-only event brought together local trading enthusiasts, quantitative professionals, and industry observers from across Guangxi and neighbouring regions for an in-depth discussion of price action, ICT/SMC structural concepts, quantitative framework construction, and risk management practices.

As a key stop in our 2026 technical exchange series, the seminar focused on delivering professional educational content, offering attendees an open and efficient platform to learn, network, and compare quantitative trading methodologies and practical experience.

Decoding Emerging Technologies: Building a Healthier Trading Ecosystem

The event opened with remarks from our representative, who welcomed attendees and outlined the seminar's core themes: exploring emerging technologies, refining trading strategies, and drawing on our 18 years of industry experience.

The spokesperson noted that as AI, big data, and automation technologies mature, quantitative trading and intelligent risk management are becoming increasingly prominent themes across the financial sector. Against a backdrop of growing market complexity and heightened volatility, many professional traders are seeking more systematic approaches to risk control and decision-making.

By supporting specialised offline seminars like this, we aim to provide market participants with quality education, meaningful networking, and practical learning opportunities. This long-term commitment reflects our broader development over the past 18 years. As we mark our 18th anniversary in 2026, we continue to support technical forums, professional exchanges, and knowledge-sharing initiatives across the global trading community — helping ideas circulate and mature while contributing to the long-term health of the industry.

Deconstructing Price Action: Understanding ICT & SMC Structural Concepts

The seminar featured guest speaker Tang Haibo, an experienced quantitative trading practitioner invited as part of our commitment to practical trader education. His session covered price action analysis, Inner Circle Trader (ICT) and Smart Money Concepts (SMC) trading structures, quantitative model design, and trading system optimisation.

Drawing on years of market research and hands-on experience, Mr. Tang placed particular emphasis on market structure identification, liquidity analysis, order blocks, and key price levels — the mechanics that can influence price movement. He noted that quantitative trading relies not merely on technical indicators or automated scripts, but on a systematic framework grounded in market logic, data analysis, and disciplined risk control.

Turning to strategy development, Mr. Tang walked the audience through the full lifecycle, from initial model design and historical backtesting to live execution. Using real-world case studies, he discussed trade discipline, capital management, and dynamic risk controls. A mature trading system, he suggested, should aim for a sustainable balance among returns, risk, and execution efficiency, rather than focusing on short-term win rates.

By pairing theory with practical examples, the keynote presented analytical frameworks intended to deepen the audience's understanding of quantitative trading systems.

18 Years of Dedication: Supporting Industry Progress

As the title sponsor, we provided end-to-end support for the seminar. In recent years, we have been exploring applications of artificial intelligence in data analytics, risk identification, and operational optimisation, while continuing to host offline technical events that bring practitioners together to learn from one another.

Technology at the Core: Supporting Long-Term Growth

As fintech continues to evolve, quantitative trading is moving toward a more intelligent and refined phase. The “Perpetual Motion Quantitative Trading Seminar” in Nanning concluded with lively discussion and active dialogue. Many attendees commented that the content balanced theory with practical relevance, and that the sessions on price action and ICT/SMC structure gave them useful reference points as they continue to develop their own trading frameworks.

Looking ahead, we remain committed to supporting initiatives that advance trading education and fintech innovation, while creating more opportunities for traders and industry professionals to exchange ideas, share practical experiences, and navigate the evolving financial markets together.