Length of time a security is held.

Holding period is the time interval during which an asset is held.

Holding period refers to the length of time a property is owned.

A holding period is the length of time you keep an investment. In some cases, a specific holding period is required in order to qualify for some benefit. For example, you must hold US savings bonds for a minimum of five years to collect the full amount of interest that has accrued.

Definition The length of time an asset was held (the time between the trade date of the purchase and the trade date of the sale). The holding period determines whether a gain or loss is short-term or [..]

the length of time a taxpayer holds property for purposes of determining if any gain realized or loss incurred from it is long-term or short-term

The length of time an investor expects to own a property from purchase to sale.

Period in the manufacture of concrete products, the period between completion of casting and the introduction of additional heat or the steam curing period.

The time in which a taxpayer acquires property and the date on which it is sold.

This is the length of time that an investment is held. For example, if Company A invests in Company B in June 1996 and then sells its stake in June 1999, the holding period is three years.

The period of time an individual owns a security.

In the context of trading, this refers to the number of days needed to close a position. It can be very short (one day) in liquid markets, but can be longer in illiquid markets (also called 'defeasance period').

For stock option grants, this refers to the amount of time stock options must be held before they can be exercised. The holding period requirements for stock options are described in the vesting schedule for your stock option grant. Top

Length of time a security is held.