Oceaneering International (OII) had the highest return in 1987 by a mid-cap US stock, returning 144.4%.
| ASSET | YEAR | % RETURN |
|---|---|---|
Oceaneering International (OII) | 1987 | 144.45% |
Terex (TEX) | 1987 | 131.82% |
Robert Half International (RHI) | 1987 | 70.62% |
Badger Meter (BMI) | 1987 | 66.15% |
Trinity Industries (TRN) | 1987 | 59.52% |
Telephone and Data Systems (TDS) | 1987 | 57.47% |
CVB Financial (CVBF) | 1987 | 53.14% |
Polaris Industries (PII) | 1987 | 52.63% |
Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) | 1987 | 46.92% |
H B Fuller (FUL) | 1987 | 46% |
Timken (TKR) | 1987 | 42.49% |
Kennametal (KMT) | 1987 | 42.15% |
H&R Block (HRB) | 1987 | 42.05% |
Avis Budget (CAR) | 1987 | 39.28% |
Lumen Technologies (LUMN) | 1987 | 33.6% |
FNB (FNB) | 1987 | 29.81% |
Quaker Chemical (KWR) | 1987 | 28.52% |
Franklin Electric (FELE) | 1987 | 26.39% |
Sasol (SSL) | 1987 | 25.98% |
AZZ (AZZ) | 1987 | 24.69% |
First Financial Bancorp (FFBC) | 1987 | 24.27% |
Hawkins (HWKN) | 1987 | 23.85% |
PLDT Inc ADR (PHI) | 1987 | 23.36% |
Flowserve (FLS) | 1987 | 23.34% |
Vera Therapeutics (VERA) | 1987 | 23.07% |
Mid-cap stocks are treated as having a market cap between $2B and $10B.