$ServiceNow(NOW)$ 101The breakout happened and volume is up... so you know what's probably coming next, right? It's been beaten down for too long to ignore this kind of setup.
$hynix-WI(SKHYV)$ BofA's latest look at the global memory market has some pretty big numbers. Their memory indicator is near record highs at 183, well above past peaks of 120–130, and they're calling for a massive revenue surge in 2026. They forecast global DRAM revenue to jump +325% YoY to $568.8 billion next year, and NAND revenue to surge +299% YoY to $323.1 billion. Combined, that pushes the total market to nearly $891.8 billion, up from $214.8 billion in 2025. A lot of this is driven by AI. Servers, especially those using High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), now account for over half of total DRAM demand. Similarly, enterprise/data center SSDs make up more than 50% of NAND demand. HBM and advanced memory are now taking a huge 35% to 40% chunk o