Definition of uptrend
: an upturn especially in business or economic activity
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Since 2009, there have been ups and downs in consumer confidence lasting months, but those downward swings have not interrupted the long uptrend in the United States.
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That is because, during multiyear uptrends, buying and holding will inevitably beat almost all attempts to time the market.
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Shipments and orders of nondefense capital goods had been on a steady uptrend over the first eight months of 2017.
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At the same time, the cooling is unlikely to derail what’s been a gradual uptrend in sales that’s helping the housing market make progress.
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Meanwhile, the selloff that has erased $250 billion from the value of tech shares is threatening to end the industry’s longest stretch of uptrend in more than two decades.
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After a relatively cool period of weather from Monday through Wednesday, Chicago's temperatures will be on a considerable uptrend.
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The decline of middle-skill employment and uptrend in low- and high-skill jobs could be among those structural issues.
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IBM shares fell about 5 percent in after-hours trading, a retreat from a recent uptrend for the stock.
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1926
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