What is LTP (Last Traded Price)?
LTP (Last Traded Price) (also called last traded price) — The price at which a security last changed hands — the “current price” you see ticking on screen.
In simple terms
The LTP updates with every executed trade.
Why LTP (Last Traded Price) matters when you invest
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LTP (Last Traded Price) — frequently asked questions
What is LTP (Last Traded Price)?
The price at which a security last changed hands — the “current price” you see ticking on screen.
What does LTP (Last Traded Price) mean in the stock market?
The price at which a security last changed hands — the “current price” you see ticking on screen. The LTP updates with every executed trade.
Can you give an example of LTP (Last Traded Price)?
The LTP updates with every executed trade.
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