Synonyms for a-horizon
a-hori·zon

Princeton's WordNet

1. A-horizon, A horizonnoun

   the top layer of a soil profile; usually contains humus

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1. • Soil Horizon

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1. James Angel:

   There are definitely some dark clouds on the horizon, and there are questions about the real prospects of some of these companies, if you're not a steady customer and all of a sudden you get a call from your broker saying he can get you some of an IPO - Run!.

2. United States:

   It is hard to see a reset on the horizon, with intensifying geopolitical flashpoints like the disconnect on Taiwan policy and China's relationship with Russia. Upcoming election cycles in Taiwan and in the United States risk further deterioration of the bilateral relationship. the US-China relationship reminds me of conflict-ridden relationships where at the end of the day, United States realize United States can't afford to get divorced.

3. Ashwin Bulchandani:

   The market has had a long time to prepare for (a Greek default) and has done what it can with what it sees on the horizon, but with situations like this, there is always an unknown factor. Uncertainty freaks the market out.

4. Keith Schoonmaker:

   For investors who have a longer time horizon, that is more than a couple of months, we think the railroad stocks present compelling opportunities, there aren't going to be competitors encroaching upon their returns and they have a cost advantage over trucking companies.

5. Stephen Andrews:

   We are focusing on the post-coronavirus world, we see oil prices rising from the current $30 plus range over our (1.5-2 year) investment horizon.