Unlike analysts on Wall Street, institutional investors:

A) are entirely focused on quarterly investments.
B) favor short-term results over long-term results.
C) look at investments in terms of years.
D) are not inclined toward sustainable development.

Institutional investors typically have a longer-term investment horizon compared to analysts on Wall Street, who may focus more on short-term performance. This means institutional investors often look at investments in terms of years to maximize long-term returns.