Definition of «uptick»

An uptick is an increase or improvement in a particular situation, condition, or trend. It can refer to a rise in stock prices, as indicated by the movement of the ticker tape from below the previous price change to above it (a minimum 0.25 point advance). In this context, an uptick is considered a bullish signal and indicates that investors are optimistic about the future prospects of the company or market. The term can also be used more broadly to refer to any positive development or change in circumstances, such as an improvement in one's mood or outlook on life.

Usage examples

  1. The company's stock experienced an uptick in value, increasing by 10% in just one day.
  2. We have seen an uptick in customer satisfaction since implementing the new customer service training program.
  3. The recent surge in COVID-19 cases has caused an uptick in hospital admissions.
  4. The sales department noticed an uptick in sales after launching a new advertising campaign.
  5. Due to the high demand for online shopping, there has been an uptick in package deliveries.

Sentences with «uptick»

  • The lack of significant uptick in construction hiring matches the overall job market picture. (rismedia.com)
  • Despite the recent uptick of attention, youth environmental activism isn't new. (rollingstone.com)
  • Will home price appreciation remain strong in the face of modest job growth and the recent uptick in mortgage rates? (sreadvisor.com)
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