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• This measure compares a stock's price to the company's sales per share.
• The stock is too expensive according to O'Shaughnessy's preferred measure, the ratio of stock price to sales per share.
• By this measure, which divides an equity's price by the company's sales per share, Unilever is trading at roughly 1.
• By contrast, he said, the stocks of most beverage companies are trading at 2 to 3 times sales per share.
• And Dalton's price-to-sales ratio, which compares a stock's price with a company's annual sales per share, is 2.0, versus 3.7 for Starbucks.
• To compare stocks from different countries, Bousa uses the price-sales ratio, which divides an equity's price by the company's sales per share.
• Sales per share are calculated by dividing total sales ( $ 21.18 billion ) by the number of shares outstanding ( 675 million ).
• Price / Revenue is similar to P / E except the stock price is divided by sales per share instead of earnings per share.
• Deutsche Telekom, whose advertising for its offering featured prime-time commercials with a popular television actor, sold its stock at 2.9 times annual sales per share.
• Sales per share are calculated by dividing total sales ( $ 21 . 18 billion ) by the number of shares outstanding ( 675 million ).
• And Dalton's price-to-sales ratio, which compares a stock's price with a company's annual sales per share, is 2 . 0, versus 3 . 7 for Starbucks.
• Based on estimated sales of $ 1.2 billion in 1997, he also noted, the shares are trading at only about 0.44 times the company's sales per share.
• Deutsche Telekom, whose advertising for its offering featured prime-time commercials with a popular television actor, sold its stock at 2 . 9 times annual sales per share.
• For instance, Verisign stock trades at 68.5 times its sales per share, by Jones'calculation, while Yahoo, Cybercash and Amazon . com trade at 41, 29.1 and 10.2, respectively.
• At Disney, for example, the price-sales ratio is 2.31; derived by dividing the current share price ( $ 72.375 ) by the sales per share ( $ 31.38 ).
• My favorite valuation measure is sales per share ( price / sales ) because sales ( revenues ) are less subject to arbitrary accounting decisions than earnings or book value.
• If it is less than 1, each share is backed by a good amount of sales _ say, the share is $ 7 and sales per share are $ 10.
• Based on estimated sales of $ 1 . 2 billion in 1997, he also noted, the shares are trading at only about 0 . 44 times the company's sales per share.
• For instance, Verisign stock trades at 68 . 5 times its sales per share, by Jones'calculation, while Yahoo, Cybercash and Amazon . com trade at 41, 29 . 1 and 10 . 2, respectively.
• At Disney, for example, the price-sales ratio is 2 . 31; derived by dividing the current share price ( $ 72 . 375 ) by the sales per share ( $ 31 . 38 ).