Horizon return

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Horizon return

Total return over a given horizon.
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Horizon Return

A discounted, total return on an investment or portfolio over a given time frame, called a horizon. For example, one might calculate the return on an investment over its first year or first five years, etc. See also: Horizon analysis.
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