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. Eva Garza:

   Throughout the pandemic there has been a need for workers and now we're starting to see an uptick in the number of people that are coming in looking for work, there are a lot of jobs that are going unfilled, which is why we're going to need job training.

2. Ellen Snare:

   With the uptick in interest rates, with the Fed signaling two more rate hikes this year, and with people waiting for the bogeyman around the corner, there is real worry that the loan market may be starting to turn, borrowers are getting a sense that if that happens they're going to have to pay more, so they want to get into the market sooner rather than later.

3. Peter Jay Hotez:

   It's going to be a big concern as we go into the warmer spring and summer months, when we start seeing a large uptick in the Aedes aegypti (that carries Zika) on the Gulf Coast, we could see an uptick in Zika ... and if we start seeing a large number of Zika cases, the prediction would be that we would start to see Guillain-Barre and microcephaly.

4. Richard Rosenfeld:

   The uptick were seeing inchild homicides is related very much to the increase in firepower on the streets, the shooters are often quite young and I think its a fair bet that they havent gone through extensive training.

5. Ezekiel Edwards:

   It's not that there has been this massive uptick in civilian deaths. It's just that there has been this massive uptick in scrutiny and protests.