LTQ stands for Last Traded Quantity and TTQ stands for Total Traded Quantity.
LTQ represents the total number of shares transferred in the last (latest) transaction at a particular instance in a particular day. TTQ represents the total number of shares transferred till that time in a particular day
LTQ value is more at any instance means, traders/investors are showing interest on that stock (by buying) or at the same time they are loosing confidence on that stock (by selling). Interesting right? Yes, the transaction doesn’t complete with out a buyer and a seller.
TTQ give clear picture than LTQ, if TTQ is more on particular day (i.e. volume increased) then we should analyze the stock further for the causes of sudden rise of the volume….the causes may be…good news coming from counters, more than expected results, take over rumors and in the negative side also…..
Mohan Bhupathiraju
Mohan Bhupathiraju is a co-founder & editor at LastBull.com. Handled multiple projects in BFSI for few of the Forbes top 100 companies. He works in IT industry in the US. Presently working on start up Ideas in Finance & Technology niches.
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