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Software stocks are getting destroyed. AI infrastructure stocks are exploding.

And sitting right in the middle of that dislocation is Synopsys ($SNPS).

While names like Salesforce, Adobe, and ServiceNow have been crushed by fears that AI agents will destroy traditional SaaS models, the companies powering the AI infrastructure buildout have gone vertical.

But what if the market is completely mispricing Synopsys?

In this video, Raj Malhotra breaks down why Synopsys may not belong in the "software apocalypse" trade at all — and why it could actually be one of the most important AI infrastructure companies in the world.

Is Synopsys one of the most overlooked AI infrastructure plays in the market today? Watch now to find out.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

Consumer sentiment is collapsing… yet one sector may be perfectly positioned to benefit.

In this week's ITPM Flash, Dieter breaks down why a weak consumer backdrop doesn't necessarily mean weak spending — and how the "substitution effect" could drive demand toward lower-cost, high-engagement entertainment.

That leads us to a compelling opportunity in Take-Two Interactive — the company behind one of the most successful franchises in history, Grand Theft Auto V.

With Grand Theft Auto VI set for release and hype already building, Dieter explores why this could be a powerful catalyst — and how to structure a limited-risk options trade to capture the upside.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

Markets may be underestimating a growing structural shift — and one high-profile stock could be caught in the middle.

In this week's ITPM Flash, Ben Berggreen breaks down the fundamental setup behind Airbnb (ABNB) and why the current macro environment could trigger a significant re-rating. With mortgage rates rising, regulatory pressure increasing across Europe, and consumer demand potentially weakening, the Airbnb growth story may be transitioning into something far more cyclical.

Ben explores how higher financing costs are squeezing hosts, why supply dynamics could shift, and how new EU regulations may create structural headwinds for the platform. He then walks through valuation compression scenarios and outlines a defined-risk options strategy designed to capitalise on a potential downside move — while maintaining asymmetric reward potential.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

Markets continue to show surprising resilience despite escalating geopolitical tensions — but are investors underestimating the risks?

In this week's ITPM Flash, Jason McDonald examines the muted reaction in equities following the Iran conflict, with the S&P 500 only modestly off its highs. He explores why this apparent complacency may reflect a broader belief that geopolitics "doesn't matter" — and why that assumption could be dangerous.

We then dive into the shifting role of traditional safe haven assets. U.S. Treasuries, once the cornerstone of global capital preservation, have delivered poor performance through recent macro shocks. Meanwhile, gold — often viewed as the ultimate hedge — has also struggled during the current crisis, raising important questions about portfolio construction in today's environment.

Finally, Jason outlines a tail-risk trade idea centered on rising inflation expectations and structurally higher bond yields. If energy prices remain elevated and inflation proves sticky, long-duration bonds could face significant downside — creating asymmetric opportunities for those positioned correctly.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

The next phase of the AI boom may not happen on Earth.

In this week's ITPM Flash, Alessandro Ameli explores a major shift in AI infrastructure — as data centres begin to reach physical limits in power, water usage, and grid capacity.

With projections suggesting AI could consume up to 50% of U.S. electricity demand by 2030, traditional data centre expansion is facing increasing constraints.

This is driving the emergence of a new concept: space-based data centres, also known as the orbital cloud.

Alessandro breaks down why companies are exploring AI data centres in space, including the advantages of continuous solar power, faster data transmission, and in-orbit computing — and why this could become a key part of the future space economy.

He then analyses Rocket Lab (RKLB), a leading space company with exposure across launch services, satellite manufacturing, and space systems. With increasing government contracts and growing demand for satellite infrastructure, Rocket Lab may be uniquely positioned within this developing trend.

Finally, he outlines an Option's structure with defined risk and large upside to take full advanatge on his fundamental view on the stock.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

Markets remain surprisingly resilient despite geopolitical tensions and rising volatility.

In this week's ITPM Flash, Ben Berggreen breaks down the latest macro developments, including the impact of Middle East tensions on energy markets and equities. Despite the noise, the S&P 500 remains range-bound — suggesting markets may not yet be pricing in worst-case scenarios.

We then dive into ISM Manufacturing PMI, which continues to show strong momentum in key industrial sectors. This macro backdrop leads into a deeper look at MP Materials (MP) — the only large-scale rare earth mining and processing facility in the United States.

With China controlling the majority of global rare earth production and tightening export controls, MP could play a critical strategic role in U.S. supply chains. Ben explains the fundamental setup and walks through a limited-risk options strategy designed to capture upside while managing risk.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

Markets may look calm at the index level, but beneath the surface the stock market environment is becoming increasingly chaotic.

In this episode of ITPM Flash, Edward Shek looks at the growing dispersion across equities as capital rotates out of technology stocks and into other sectors. Hedge funds and long-only managers have been selling US equities at the fastest pace since last year's tariff shock, with much of that money leaving tech while some flows into cyclicals, treasuries and international markets.

At the same time, the debate around AI disruption continues to intensify. Software stocks have already suffered significant damage, and research from companies like Anthropic is raising serious questions about the long-term impact of AI on professional industries including finance, consulting, law and accounting.

Yet while the market debates the future of software, another opportunity may be emerging elsewhere.

Ed outlines the case for Roku (ROKU) — a streaming platform business that monetises user engagement through advertising, subscriptions and content distribution. The company sells low-margin streaming devices to build its ecosystem, but the real value lies in its platform economics and advertising inventory.

With around 90 million active accounts and users streaming more than four hours per day on average, Roku may be approaching the point where platform scale begins to drive meaningful operational leverage and earnings growth.

In a market defined by uncertainty, sector rotation and stock dispersion, trade opportunities increasingly come from individual stock ideas rather than broad index direction.

Enjoy the Chaos.

ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW!

Mega-cap tech has dominated markets in recent times. But what if that era is starting to shift?

In this episode of ITPM Flash, Raj Malhotra lays out the case for a meaningful capital rotation away from large-cap software — specifically into industrial metals. Hedge funds and mutual funds have not fully repositioned yet, but even a small reallocation out of trillion-dollar mega caps into much smaller commodity-focused stocks could create outsized moves.

Copper sits at the centre of this shift. Electric vehicles use multiples more copper than traditional cars. Power grid upgrades require it. Wind, solar and charging infrastructure depend on it. And AI data centres — now absorbing hundreds of billions in capital expenditure — are deeply copper intensive.

On the supply side, the picture is tight. New mines take nearly two decades to develop. Ore grades are declining. Major producers face disruption. All the while, even Wall Street may be underestimating how price-insensitive hyperscalers are as supply tightens further.

Raj explains why this may be the early stages of a structural leadership change in markets — and outlines an options structure designed to capture potential upside in Freeport-McMoRan if copper prices accelerate.

The rotation may just be beginning.