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Divide the share price by the total sales and you have the price-to-sales ratio. Keep this in mind when a company catches your investment eye. Once considered an old-fashioned and dated metric, the P/S ratio has been dusted off and used to cut through the fluff of earnings statements.tep 4. Include the company's growth rate and calculate the PEG rate. Take the P/E and divide it by the current growth rate. For example, FatWallet Company has a P/E of 67 and a growth rate of 25 percent. Its PEG is 67/25 = 2.68.
Step 4. Subtract your cost basis from the current value of the stock. In our example, the cost basis was $12,000 and the current value on the day we checked it was $13,000. Starting with the current value of $13,000, subtract the cost basis of $12,000 and you see that you have a $1,000 profit in that stock.o calculate losses, use the same information you wrote down when you purchased the stock: cost per share, number of shares and the date. Also figure your cost basis for the stock. Step 2. Subtract the current stock value if it is lower than the cost basis.