Micron, Nvidia, Bank of America: Tim Bohen’s take on AI memory, chips, and banks


Tim Bohen evaluates MU, NVDA and BAC after pullbacks; Rick Ducat details key technical support and resistance levels.

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What stands out

On Schwab Network, Tim Bohen flagged Micron after a pullback and called Nvidia’s hardware compelling, while Rick Ducat mapped the support and resistance points traders care about; the backdrop was set by artificial intelligence (AI) demand and SK Hynix’s U.S. listing. That combination matters because the clip juxtaposes a cyclical memory name and a near-monopoly GPU business, showing how a single megatrend can create very different risk-reward profiles depending on where in the stack you sit. For active traders, it’s a reminder that price action and structure still trump headlines.