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Tip
Information given by one trader to another, which is used in making buy or sell decisions but is not available to the general public.

Tip
1. Information on a security, company, or anything else provided by one investor or trader to another that is not available to the general public, that can produce significant profits if it proves to be accurate. See also: Inside information.

2. See: Gratuity.

tip
Information unavailable to the general public that, if accurate, could produce extraordinary profits for an investor who acts on it in a security transaction.


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Prosecutors claim the haul was one of 35 orchestrated by John Haase, 59, and Paul Bennett, 44, so they could tip off the authorities and engineer an early release from jail.
The 1997 Claris Tip Off Challenge offers qualified salespeople a slew of sports-oriented prizes and several chances to win a once-in- a-lifetime trip to the 1997 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game.
May 20, 1994: Officers acting on a tip off from Haase searched an address in Heathwaite Crescent, Norris Green, and found 600 bullet cases, bullet heads, gun powder and a bullet press.
 
 
 
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