«To illustrate the probable epilogue to the current bubble, we've calculated price targets for some of the glamour techs, based on
current revenues per share, multiplied by the median price / revenue ratio over the bull market period 1991 - 1999.
Frank said that «royalty companies have done well and those stocks that show better value
per revenue per share, reserves per share and production per share should outperform.»
Throughout, earnings yield is equal to trailing twelve month operating income (EBIT) divided by total enterprise value, price to book is equal to the price per share divided by the most recent quarter's book value per share, price to earnings is equal to the price per share divided by trailing twelve month earnings per share, and price to sales is equal to the price per share divided by the trailing twelve
month revenue per share.
If you
want revenue per share, as I do, then you can either ask a data provider to provide it or get hold of the number of shares outstanding figure for each company you're interested in.
Coca - Cola has managed to
grow revenue per share and dividends per share by about 9 % a year over the last decade, despite headwinds from the slowly declining soda industry.
This is shown in
that revenues per share are $ 0.59 and the share price is 20 % lower.
Revenues per share were up 23 % while earnings per share were up 13 %.