22 Quantitative sales forecasting 4 quarter moving average REC

[@belindadgayle3118]

Sir you are an absolute legend!

[@anderst.3541]

Super informative

[@bewinsisuru8913]

Thx sir u got my issue

[@hip-mo5fv]

sir at 2:30 , from where do we have 8 quarters of moving data?

[@syedazfar2380]

Line of best fit can be slightly different for everyone right?

[@yanarachkova6808]

I’m probably wrong but if the data is within a year (that’s why there’s 4 quarters each year) and the trend is every Q3 isn’t the variation seasonal not cyclical?

[@alevelbusinessandeconomics9193]

In the syllabus we study it's described as cyclical but you can call it seasonal yes (you can in the objectives it's described as cyclical/seasonal). Potato - Potahtoh

[@prathamshah3802]

GG :)

[@FenderAddict93]

What’s the point of centering averages anyways? It’s neither intuitive nor is it making sense. Anyone care to explain and help me understand this?

[@emanashraf.6189]

Sir why doesnt this formula work for column 8 year 2012 quarter 3?

[@emanashraf.6189]

It should be as (52.5+58.75)/2 but the mentioned ans is 51.67

[@angelapokhrel]

Can u explain how it is based on 5 time period data but there are only 4 quarters in each year?

[@bishalthapa8466]

Business a level?

[@angelapokhrel]

@@bishalthapa8466 yes

[@bishalthapa8466]

Aight,

[@jo7105]

I know this is a late reply and you are in uni now but it is based on 5 time period because it goes from the start of 1 quarter to the the start of the next, so 2015 quarter 1 to 2016 quarter 1

[@saimbutt1699]

Bruh your chart is a bit wrong

[@k31ra77]

why