be fair to the "concern side" of the argument by picking the highest point from April for positive tests (which happens to also coincide with the high point in testing). I try to always look at this on a 7 day moving average basis which takes out the daily noise and includes all 7 days of the the week to eliminate any daily "seasonality" (i.e weekends are always lower).

When you look at it on that basis, tests are up 6 fold and positive tests as a % of total tests are WAY down (from ~20% in early April to ~7% now). But yes, the positive rates have increased from the 4.5% to 5% range in early June to 7% now which is concerning. But not remotely comparable to early April.