Confidence interval for all the estimated Y's?

Dear all,

I'm regressing several random variables X with Y, total number of
observations is 1000++. I'm unsure how to calculate the confidence
interval for all the estimated Y's?

The residuals are "outlier free" (i.e. I iterated the regression
several times and removed such observations where the particular
residuals confidence interval [provided by the regression tool] didn't
cross the zero).


Regards,
Jens

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