Member Sentiment is a nice tool in theory, but it is not very useful in practice when you have multiple outlandish values skewing the member averages. I understand playing around with the SSG, but some of these are beyond extreme. For example, Shopify (SHOP) has one MS's estimated high price $1,403,750.06. I doubt very much that even an aggressively optimistic forecast should result in a high price over $1mil. Also there appear to be several repeats of the same study with the exact same figures done over the same day. I understand doing group studies and having repeats, etc. but when you have 17 MS's all estimating the high price to be $162,005.53 then you are unnaturally skewing the averages. Maybe there can be a cap somewhere to eliminate obvious multiple studies or unrealistic numbers. This is being presented as a tool for inexperienced users to compare their judgements with the group's and while I think that's a very helpful resource I don't think it's going to benefit anyone when it shows weird numbers that an inexperienced user may not be savvy enough to realize at first glance.

Do you mean something like http://www.investing.com/traders/sentiment-outlook ?