Synonyms for forecasting
fore·cast·ing

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1. prediction, foretelling, forecasting, prognosticationnoun

   a statement made about the future

   Synonyms:
   prophecy, anticipation, fortune telling, vaticination, divination, prediction, omen, portent, foretelling, prognostication, prognostic, prevision, prodigy, soothsaying, presage

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1. List of paraphrases for "forecasting":

   forecast, prediction, forecasts, anticipation, predicting, prognosis, provident, projection, projections, foresight, prevision, predictions, predict, estimates, projected, predictability

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1. Olivier Jakob:

   Genscape is forecasting a large stock draw in Cushing, the supply and demand numbers suggest that the low oil prices are starting to have an impact on U.S. crude oil production growth.

2. Peter Bartos:

   Weather forecasting was a black art and routine access to satellite imagery was almost non-existent.

3. Dave Hennen:

   It's difficult enough to do a five-day forecast, we're really good at the day of and the next day, (and) we're better at temperature a ways out than precipitation. But to forecast out that far in advance ... even the science behind our long-range forecasting is sometimes not that solid.

4. Mollie Hemingway:

   Think back to 2010 when they said that under Obamacare you would have 23 million Americans insured. It is actually 12 million this year, they also made a forecasting error so they dramatically underestimated the cost of Medicaid. So we need to keep these things in mind as we are talking about this scoring as well.

5. Med Jones:

   I do not understand why some would call me an economic oracle. Although I correctly foretasted key economic events in the past 10 years, the truth is that any economic forecasting model can become useless with the change of just one variable. And if we learned anything from experience, the only constant in markets is change. The first rule of economic forecasting is to understand that it is a science of probability not a science of certainty.