The amount of time a person has until he or she needs to access their investments
The period of time considered by an analyst or decision maker in choosing among alternative designs or management strategies; typically the economic life for such facilities decisions as lease or purchase, build or buy, and renew or replace
Time Horizon denotes the number of years (or months) of historical asset price data that an investor wants factored into the calculation for expected return
Time Horizon denotes the number of years (or months) of historical asset price data that you wanted factored into the calculation for expected return Since FinPortfolio calculates an asset's expected return based on historical price data, defining the time horizon enables you to express your view as to what historical time period might best predict the behavior of the market going forward
The time interval over which an investment program is to be completed An investor's time horizon is important in the selection of appropriate securities
The length of time until you need a certain amount of money When choosing investments, it's important to know how long you can leave the money in the investment to grow
Time Horizon is the amount of time an investor is willing, or able, to hold an investment Generally, the longer one holds certain types of investments, the more likely it is that there will be a positive return Citibank considers an investment Time Horizon of less than three years to be a short-term Time Horizon, and a time of three years or longer to be a long-term Time Horizon
The period, usually expressed in years, for which an investor expects to hold an investment
The time window in which workers anticipate and plan into the future, allowing them to stay ahead of a situation
~ The number of years between now and the time you intend to reach your investment goals
Time Horizon is the amount of time an investor is willing, or able, to hold an investment
The amount of time you have to invest before you will need to use the invested capital For example, the number of years until you will retire, plus each of the years you expect to be retired, are your time horizons for a retirement investment For college savings, there are four time horizons, one for each year of college Your time horizon is a key component to consider when deciding how much risk you can take on for your investment portfolio
The amount of time an individual has to invest to achieve their income goals For long-term retirement savings, the time horizon should include both the number of years until retirement as well as the number of years that the account balance should last while receiving a distribution
The time period over which current judgements are expected to be relevant and investment results are to be measured
The amount of time, usually expressed in years, that an investor expects to hold an investment
This refers to the length of time you should expect to keep your money in a mutual fund in order to enjoy a good return Aggressive funds, which are volatile, require a longer time horizon because the risk of losing money over the short term is great See "Time vs Risk " BACK TO TOP