Read the latest valuation and returns together
Review market cap, enterprise value, EV-based multiples, ROA, ROE, ROIC, ROCE, earnings yield, and free-cash-flow yield against the company’s most recent rolling performance.
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See a Company’s Latest Trailing-Twelve-Month Key Metrics
Pineify Finance Agent brings a company’s latest rolling twelve-month metrics into one research view, connecting valuation, profitability, liquidity, operating efficiency, cash conversion, leverage, capital allocation, and free-cash-flow indicators. Use it to understand the current operating picture between annual reports, spot changes that warrant investigation, and decide which quarterly disclosures or definitions to verify next.
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A current operating snapshot
Connect recent performance with valuation and capital signals
Trailing-twelve-month flow measures can combine four consecutive quarters. Ratios must be calculated from the appropriate underlying inputs; balance-sheet amounts are point-in-time or average balances, not four-quarter sums. Finance Agent retrieves FMP key metrics for one ticker and displays the provider values. This query has no date, period, history or pagination input; it does not reconstruct a historical TTM series or calculate the metrics from filings.
TTM is a time basis, not a promise of live or forward-looking information. The window can mix different seasons and may change as a new quarter replaces the oldest one. Treat the result as a research starting point, then trace important changes to the underlying quarterly disclosures and definitions.
Use cases
Ways to use TTM key metrics
Find recent operating and cash-conversion signals
Use current ratio, working capital, days sales outstanding, days inventory, days payables, operating cycle, and cash conversion cycle to frame questions about the latest operating rhythm.
Frame leverage, capital, and free-cash-flow diligence
Connect net debt to EBITDA, tax and interest burden, capital spending, free cash flow to equity and the firm, tangible asset value, and average balance measures before opening the quarterly filings.
Prompt examples
TTM metric questions you can ask Finance Agent
“Fetch AAPL TTM key metrics. Group the returned valuation, returns, liquidity, cash-cycle and leverage fields; preserve missing values and explicitly say that this result does not supply its measurement date or currency.”“Review MSFT TTM key metrics and identify which quarterly statements and dated market inputs are needed to verify ROIC and free-cash-flow yield. Do not invent a prior-period TTM result; request separate dated statements if a comparison is needed.”“Analyze NVIDIA’s latest TTM metrics. Group the most decision-relevant signals into valuation, profitability, efficiency, cash generation, debt, and asset value, and separate rolling measures from market-context values before suggesting follow-up questions.”
FAQ
Questions about trailing-twelve-month key metrics
TTM means trailing twelve months. It describes a rolling window covering the latest four quarters or the latest twelve months of available data, rather than one fixed fiscal year.
An annual view follows a company’s defined fiscal year, while TTM updates as each new quarter arrives. For flow measures it covers four consecutive quarters, normally including a full seasonal cycle. Ratios and balance measures need their own definitions; the tool returns provider calculations and does not expose the contributing quarter dates.
It displays provider valuation, returns, liquidity, cash-cycle, leverage and asset fields. Percentages such as ROE and yields are displayed after multiplying the provider fraction by 100; multiples use two decimals and cycle measures use days. Missing values remain unavailable. The result does not include an as-of date.
You can use them to frame a comparison, but first align the latest quarter, fiscal calendars, currencies, units, business models, capital structures, market-data timing, and formulas. Similar labels do not guarantee comparable inputs.
A new quarter enters the rolling window while the oldest quarter drops out. Seasonality, one-time items, acquisitions, divestitures, market-price changes, working-capital timing, and restatements can therefore move the result even when the latest quarter looks stable.
No guarantee of live or forward-looking data is implied. The result reflects the latest available reported periods and market context at capture or retrieval time. Confirm dates and subsequent events before making a time-sensitive decision.
Use the rolling view to focus your next research step
Start with the latest twelve-month pattern, then confirm the contributing quarters, dates, formulas, units, market-data timing, and unusual items before relying on a comparison.
Open Finance AgentFor informational and research use only. No output is investment advice or a guarantee of future performance.