Definition
Kickback
An illegal payment made secretly to someone, in order to insure a contract or sale is awarded to a particular company.
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Under federal law kickbacks involving government officials or funds provided by the government are illegal. Kickbacks between a contractor and a government official or government employee are prosecuted under the federal bribery statute, 18 U.S.C.A.
Kickback
In the context of finance, refers to compensation of dealers by sales finance companies for discounting installment purchase paper.
Kill- To cancel a trade or order that has been placed, but not filled.
Kickback- A slang term used to describe the payment of something of value to another individual with the goal of persuading or influencing their decision or performance ...
kickback An illicit, secret payment made in return for a referral which resulted in a transaction or contract. kicker A simple 'kicker' is a right, warrant or other incentive added to debt instruments...
Ben "Cornhusker Kickback" Nelson is pushing to have current derivative contracts exempt from the new regs. No doubt that would give him a huge competitive advantage, particularly since he has around $63 billion worth of derivatives.
2) Do you receive any incentives for recommending certain investments? Stay away from this type of arrangement; these kickbacks will get passed on to you, the investor, ...
When you execute a trade, your broker may direct your order to a third party and get paid for it in the form of a kickback. Obviously this can result in you not getting the best price and it can take significantly longer to get your order filled.
Financial aid representatives may advocate for the student choosing several lenders. Students should be aware that schools receive kickbacks and incentives from various lenders, and should treat advice regarding lenders with caution.
This may be an entry point playing within the triangle.
Another scenario is that the price action will the triangle on top, after which we should check for a kickback to see if the break implies sustainable bullish strength.
 See also: Market, Offer, Stock, Investment, Long
  
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