Trailing Twelve Months - TTM

What Does Trailing Twelve Months - TTM Mean?
The timeframe of the past twelve months (the past year) used for reporting financial figures.

Investopedia explains Trailing Twelve Months - TTM
For example, the price/earnings ratio is often quoted as P/E (ttm), meaning they're using the EPS from the past twelve months.

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