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Uploaded by on Jan 8, 2010

When you are trying to analyze product demand for a sales forecast, smooth out the spikes in demand by using a three month moving average. Episode 183 shows you how.

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  • Hey there! Have you considered the British Box Breakout (just google it)? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cousin earned insane amounts of winning trades.

  • You actually need to enter your =average(N1,N2) formula in the 4th line, not the 3rd line. That way you get the average of the first 3 months. The way you did it the first moving average only took the average of your fist two months.

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