Market Trends

noun a prediction or estimate of future events

verb to predict or estimate (a future event or trend)

• The meteorologist issued a weather forecast for the upcoming week.
• I checked the forecast and it looks like it's going to rain tomorrow.
• The forecast says it's gonna be hot as heck this weekend.
• She could forecast trouble ahead based on his body language.

noun an abundance or large quantity of something

• The garden was filled with a profusion of colorful flowers.
• There was a profusion of snacks at the party last night.
• There's a profusion of cool stuff at that new store downtown.
• Her mind was a profusion of ideas and creativity.

adjective all - the whole quantity or extent of; every bit of

adverb mostly - to a great extent; mainly or chiefly

• In the research study, mostly all participants reported feeling satisfied with the program.
• I invited mostly all my friends to the party last night.
• I'm pretty sure mostly all of them are coming to the concert.
• The garden was filled with mostly all types of flowers imaginable.

noun a field of journalism that focuses on analyzing and interpreting data to create news stories

• Data journalism is a form of journalism that involves the use of data to tell stories and uncover insights.
• Data journalism is all about using data to create compelling news stories.
• Data journalism is like detective work with numbers.
• In the world of journalism, data journalism acts as a powerful magnifying glass, revealing hidden patterns and trends.