I agree that there are other requests of a similar nature.

To date, 3/26/2018, there are a total of 97 votes for this idea scattered through this list under different titles, but they mean the same. Please look at this total when determining the addition to the tool.

Very useful

I would like to echo Paul Heberling's remarks below.

Ditto all the comments already made

When adding the ability to put in analyst's estimates, include the ability to put in multiple estimates for a given year. This is a common capability in regression analyses. Also, for the linear fit of the estimates, add a fourth option to to the start projection choices, none. This is also common in regression analyses. I often don't like any of the three choices in Tool Kit and spend an inordinate amount time trying to find the best compromise. There is a fundamental difference between the actual data and the future analyst projections, anyway. Not sure they should be mixed in the linear best fit. The next level of refinement would be a nonlinear fit like quadratic, but that would be overkill, given the quality of the estimates.

I want to be able to plot analyst estimates for visual comparison to my projection lines.

My club members all use it and refer to them at the meetings. It helps us see visually very quickly if we are way off base on our estimates.

I agree that allowing the inputting of the analysts estimates would be a very good feature. It would help us to decide where we are in relationship to the analysts.

There are other similar improvements stated differently, so I think the total vote for this is higher.

I agree. I would like to be able to add or automatically see the NASDAQ 3-5 year earnings estimate and the Yahoo 2 year revenues estimate added to the SSG graph.

This is duplicated in another comment

The more info the better result.

Include one and two year estimates as well.

I want to be able to put in 5 years of sales and eps estimates just like Toolkit. I also want an area below this estimate area to keep notes just like Toolkit but with a little more space.