Synonyms for uptick
ˈʌpˌtɪkuptick

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1. upticknoun

   a transaction in the stock market at a price above the price of the preceding transaction

   Antonyms:
   downtick

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1. David Wu:

   Chinese virus, i was scared about what that meant for us Asian Americans. I braced myself for the uptick in anti-Asian violence.

2. April Krowel:

   Social media can absolutely influence individuals, especially when symptoms feel similar, and without much explanation or formal assessment, my practice has seen an uptick in people of all ages requesting appointments because of something they saw on TikTok, specifically.

3. Leo Grohowski:

   We've come a long way back from the depths of despair six or seven weeks ago, we think between now and the end of the year, the market grinds higher, but it's not going to be without an uptick in volatility.

4. Tommy Tuberville:

   The uptick in women’s sports went from single-digits in high schools to almost 50% participation, and college participation to very little, no scholarships to a 600% increase.

5. Jeffrey Lewis:

   The unusual traffic is difficult to interpret. If Middlebury Institute is a leadership visit to the factory, that could come either at the beginning or the end of the construction of an ICBM or space launcher, the important thing is that there is an uptick in activity at the site, just as there has been at Sohae and other facilities.