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What's the difference between LTM and NTM, and when do you use each?
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LTM (Last Twelve Months) refers to the trailing 12-month period — actual reported financials. NTM (Next Twelve Months) is the forward 12-month projection, typically pulled from sell-side analyst consensus or company guidance.
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