PS Ratio Chart

Historical PS Ratio Data

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Date Value
June 29, 2010 0.5402
June 28, 2010 0.5112
June 25, 2010 0.5171
June 24, 2010 0.5228
June 23, 2010 0.5162
June 22, 2010 0.5577
June 21, 2010 0.5518
June 18, 2010 0.546
June 17, 2010 0.5344
June 16, 2010 0.5054
June 15, 2010 0.5007
June 14, 2010 0.5199
June 11, 2010 0.4763
June 10, 2010 0.4647
June 09, 2010 0.4589
June 08, 2010 0.4589
June 07, 2010 0.4589
June 04, 2010 0.4705
June 03, 2010 0.4649
June 02, 2010 0.4804
June 01, 2010 0.4706
May 28, 2010 0.4688
May 27, 2010 0.4688
May 26, 2010 0.4415
May 25, 2010 0.4531
Date Value
May 24, 2010 0.4705
May 21, 2010 0.4938
May 20, 2010 0.4705
May 19, 2010 0.4938
May 18, 2010 0.5925
May 17, 2010 0.5925
May 14, 2010 0.6041
May 13, 2010 0.6332
May 12, 2010 0.6564
May 11, 2010 0.6448
May 10, 2010 0.639
May 07, 2010 0.6041
May 06, 2010 0.5983
May 05, 2010 0.639
May 04, 2010 0.6448
May 03, 2010 0.6622
April 30, 2010 0.6913
April 29, 2010 0.7029
April 28, 2010 0.6796
April 27, 2010 0.6854
April 26, 2010 0.6564
April 23, 2010 0.6332
April 22, 2010 0.639
April 21, 2010 0.6332
April 20, 2010 0.6317

Price to Sales Ratio Definition

The Price to Sales Ratio (PS Ratio) is calculated by taking the stock price / revenue per share (ttm). This metric is considered a valuation metric that confirms whether the sales of a company justifies the stock price. There isn't necesarily an optimum PS ratio, since different industries will have different ranges of PS Ratios. Because of this, PS Ratio is great to evaluate from a relative standpoint with other similar companies. PS Ratio might also be a handy metric for companies that are not profitable yet, since they might be valued moreso by their overall sales and potential of becoming profitable in the future.

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