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- 16-Nov-2011, 11:44 #1
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one to two years out Please explain to me the meaning of "out" in the sentence below - many thanks
"They examined how revisions of earnings forecasts (one to two years out) affected stock prices"
- 16-Nov-2011, 12:20 #2
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Re: one to two years out They are talking about forecasts of earning one to two years from now.
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