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Saved forecasts

Every forecast you run is saved. The History page lists your past forecasts so you can reopen a run, rename it, run it again with the same setup, or delete it. This page shows how to manage your saved forecasts. The Dividend Forecaster is available on Pro Lite and Pro.

Before you begin

  • Sign in with a Pro Lite or Pro account. Free accounts see an upgrade prompt for this tool.
  • Run at least one forecast. For the steps, see Run your first forecast.

Steps

  1. Open the History page

    From the Dividend Forecaster, open History. It lists your saved forecasts with name, mode, horizon, status, run time, and when each was created.

  2. Filter the list

    Optional: type into the filter to narrow the list by name.

  3. Open a forecast

    Select a saved forecast to reload it inside the main results panel. Opening a forecast uses a shareable link, so you can return to a specific run directly.

  4. Rename a forecast

    Optional: rename a saved forecast so it is easier to find later.

  5. Run a forecast again

    Optional: re-run a saved forecast with the same configuration to refresh it against the latest dividend data.

  6. Delete a forecast

    Optional: delete a saved forecast you no longer need.

Outputs

The History page and its companion sidebar surface a few summaries.

  • History list: each saved forecast with its name, mode (probabilistic or deterministic), horizon, status, run time, and creation date.
  • Recent forecasts: completed forecasts also appear in a short recent list for quick access.
  • Quick stats: a summary of your total forecasts run, your average projected final-year income, and your most-forecasted ticker.

Read the list to find a past run, then open it to load its full results, or re-run it to update the numbers.

What's next

What's next

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