Trailing twelve-month yield
Also written TTM yield, trailing yield.
Trailing twelve months: distributions paid over the past twelve months divided by the current price.
Definition
The distributions paid over the past twelve months divided by the current price. Backward-looking by design: a recent cut takes months to register in full.
On a live record
SPYI (Neos S&P 500(R) High Income ETF) has a trailing twelve-month yield of 11.91%: the last year of distributions divided by the $51.27 price today. Open the SPYI record.
Written from the public record at the last refresh. Prices are 15 minutes delayed.
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