50 stocks outperform STI by wide margin

Q&M Dental led institutional inflows over the seven weeks.

Fifty stocks outperformed the STI with average and median returns of 31% and 19%, even as it returned 6.2% from end-May to mid-July.

Amongst the 50 stocks, Q&M Dental led institutional inflows over the seven weeks, coinciding with a share price rise, increased CEO ownership, and active share buybacks.

Sanli Environmental and mDR saw daily trading activity surge from $3k to over $300k over the seven weeks, driving tighter bid-ask spreads.

OKP, LHN, Boustead, and Grand Venture also booked the highest net institutional inflow amongst the group.

Cap Allianz, Oxley, Koh Brothers, Addvalue Tech, Banyan Tree, and Stamford Land also led the proportional rises in turnover.

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