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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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com concluded that the "debt load" component of the calculation--which amounts to 30 percent of a FICO score--was "very bad" Still, thanks to the government's ability to use force in collecting taxes, its "payment history" (35 percent of FICO) was "very good" Tipping the balance was the 10 percent consideration of" new credit/inquiries," which, given "recent spending sprees" and other bailout- and stimulus-related phenomena, was judged "bad.
Birds are showing us how the heavy hand of humanity is tipping the balance of nature and causing ecological disruption in ways we are just beginning to predict and comprehend," said Audubon's Greg Butcher, co-author of the new study.
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