What does the St stand for in the formula to calculate moving averages of sales forecasting? Formula: Ft+1=(St+St+St-2+...+St-N-1/N)

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What does the St stand for in the formula to calculate moving averages of sales forecasting?

Formula:
Ft+1=(St+St+St-2+...+St-N-1/N)

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Don’t open the link it just scamming

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