Porter's five forces identifies five competitive forces which affect the competitive position

Porter's five forces was introduced by Michael E. Porter in his first article in Harvard Business Review marts-april 1979. The title of the article was “How Competitive Forces Shape Strategy”.
The model identifies five competitive forces which affect the company's competitive position - these are:
- Existing competitors in the industry
- Threat of new entrants coming into the industry
- Bargaining power of the suppliers to our firm
- Bargaining power of buyers
- Threat of substitute products or services
0:00 Introduction of the author and the models five competitive forces
1:13 Competitive force - Rivalry among existing competitors in the industry
4:44 Competitive force - Threat of new entrants
8:22 Competitive force - Bargaining power of suppliers
10:17 Competitive force - Bargaining power of buyers
13:09 Competitive force - Threat of substitute products and services
14:19 An example of the application of the model - app to mobile phone
15:45 Criticism of the model
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Thank you so much for your explanation.
I have a quick question: if the buyer's demand increases, in this case how the following forces will be
The threat of new entrants = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Threat of substitutes = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Rivalry among existing companies = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Bargaining power of buyers = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Bargaining power of suppliers = ( Low or High or Medium)?
By your explanation, I figured out that rivalry among existing will be (Lower). But what about the other forces?

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How does the new entrant and substitute products affect the firm’s
competitiveness?

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