Robert Half International (RHI) had the highest return in 1983 by a mid-cap US stock, returning 148.6%.
| ASSET | YEAR | % RETURN |
|---|---|---|
Robert Half International (RHI) | 1983 | 148.57% |
Brunswick (BC) | 1983 | 138.24% |
PVH (PVH) | 1983 | 129.31% |
Diodes (DIOD) | 1983 | 120.82% |
Patrick Industries (PATK) | 1983 | 120.53% |
Rogers (ROG) | 1983 | 111.11% |
Kulicke and Soffa Industries (KLIC) | 1983 | 96.58% |
Trinity Industries (TRN) | 1983 | 92.61% |
Commercial Metals (CMC) | 1983 | 86.17% |
AAR (AIR) | 1983 | 84% |
Astronics (ATRO) | 1983 | 73.15% |
NewMarket (NEU) | 1983 | 72.88% |
Modine Manufacturing (MOD) | 1983 | 72.74% |
Chesapeake Utilities (CPK) | 1983 | 72.24% |
Standex International (SXI) | 1983 | 71.88% |
H B Fuller (FUL) | 1983 | 70.06% |
Tutor Perini (TPC) | 1983 | 68.63% |
Materion (MTRN) | 1983 | 66.42% |
Pentair (PNR) | 1983 | 65.77% |
Molson Coors Brewing (TAP) | 1983 | 65.31% |
Old Republic International (ORI) | 1983 | 61.36% |
Matson (MATX) | 1983 | 60.43% |
CVB Financial (CVBF) | 1983 | 59.4% |
CECO Environmental (CECO) | 1983 | 57.14% |
Avnet (AVT) | 1983 | 55.01% |
Mid-cap stocks are treated as having a market cap between $2B and $10B.