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# Demand Forecast Contents
Each product shows the following for each day:
* **Point Forecast:** the expected demand for that day
* **Lower Bound & Upper Bound:** the lower and upper bands of the prediction
* **Trend Factor:** whether demand is trending upward or downward
* **Confidence:** how reliable the forecast is (see [Confidence Levels](/stock/demand-forecast/confidence-levels.md) for more information)
## Demand Forecast Actions
Users can also:
* search for stock products
* filter the data by
* stock category ([Stock Category](/stock/stock-category.md))
* stock list ([Stock Lists](/stock/stock-lists.md))
* confidence level ([Confidence Levels](/stock/demand-forecast/confidence-levels.md))
* switch between showing the forecast from today or from tomorrow
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