The new BankAmerica looks more and more like the old NationsBank, suggesting a strong tilt toward consumer banking, according to one Wall Street analyst. The banking company, created in last fall's merger of the two companies, "is evolving into a single operating system and pushing responsibility for customers as far down as is practical," said Henry C. Dickson, a banking analyst with Salomon Smith Barney. Mr. Dickson said he came to those conclusions after recent meetings with BankAmerica's management. He said BankAmerica's strategy will probably help generate income of $8.85 billion in 2001. Beyond that, he said, income will probably grow 10% annually. Reiterating his "buy" recommendation for the company's stock. Mr. Dickson said its price will probably hit $80 per share within the next 12 months. Shares of BankAmerica closed Monday at $67.1875, up $1.875.