Usar "tipster" en una oración

1. "You think that's our tipster?"

2. If you could get a television station to invite you to be a tipster and come in on a weekly basis to

3. We could not get a warrant to search the garages there because all we had was the word of an anonymous tipster

4. We are being told by the Secret Service that a tipster had notified police only moments before the blast that bombs were hidden inside statues in the church, and that an attempt was being made on the President‘s life

5. ―Candy, you mentioned something about a tipster

6. Any idea who that tipster was?‖

7. ―No, the police have informed me that the tipster is at FBI Headquarters now and is being questioned as a ‗Person of Interest,‘ that is what they are calling him

8. He was The Alchemist – stock tipster - in The Business for over three years and has been published in titles including: CityAM, Investors Chronicle, Traders Magazine, Stocks and Commodities, the Channel 4 website, SFO and Accountancy Age and has been quoted in many more publications including all of the main UK national newspapers

9. With an introduction by renowned market commentator and stock tipster Tom Winnifrith and a summary by trading technical analyst Zak Mir, this collection chronicles the rocky road trip the financial systems of the world have been on and predicts the ultimate destination: the death of wealth as we know it

10. That card with the number 613 on it that some insane tipster said he’d found—it was pure fiction

11. A tipster tips a share that is 9p to sell and 10p to buy

12. So the tipster says his tip is at 9

13. Subscribers buy in at 11p, but the tipster can now claim to have profits of an amazing 10%! (The difference between his mid-price tip at 9

14. The tipster doesn’t care: that now goes down as a 10% profit

15. So even when a tipster manages to tip a big winner, chances are the subscriber won’t have bought it

16. If you do subscribe to a tipster service, don’t just buy the tipped shares automatically