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holding period
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presteaming period
The period of time between the molding of a concrete product and the start of the temperature rise in the curing process.
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Actually, the dramatic trend to shorter holding periods began 50 years ago, long before flash-trading entered the vocabulary.
Why investors are abandoning buying and holding by Sy Harding / Stockhouse
SLCG") has issued an investment management study into leveraged and inverse exchange traded funds ("ETFs"), "Leveraged ETFs, Holding Periods and Investment Shortfalls".
SLCG Issues Leveraged ETF Report by PR Newswire
Qualified and Nonqualified Holding Periods The major development introduced by the Housing Act is the segregation of the time a residence is held by a taxpayer into qualified and nonqualified holding periods.
Sec. 121 planning opportunities after the Housing Assistance Tax Act by Cockrum, Robert B.; Quilliam, William C. / The Tax Adviser
 
 
 
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