Phrases with «longer timeframe»

The phrase "longer timeframe" means a longer period of time or more time to do something. Full definition

Some of these trades could do even better in a slightly longer timeframe. (dailyprofithunter.com)
(84) This approach requires long timeframe to accurately evaluate capacity development initiatives. (humanrights.gov.au)
Obviously, this assumes that you're looking to do this over a very long timeframe. (thecollegeinvestor.com)
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