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Information about specific issuers of securities has been made available by Value Partners Investments Inc. for the sole purpose of providing additional background information on the holdings in the Value Partners Pool(s) and is not intended to be investment advice about the merits of investing directly in these issuers. This information is based on information that is publicly available or that has been provided to Value Partners Investments Inc. by the portfolio managers of the Pools.

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Link Between Income and Value

The Power of Dividends

In this months speaker series, Steve Norton, Executive Vice President of Value Partners Investments addresses the big question "How do we deal with inflation?". Then, Izet Elmazi, Portfolio Manager of the VPI Dividend Growth Pool explains the direct link between the income an asset produces and its value over time. In the same way we see the value of real estate rise as rent prices increase, we see the same correlation within companies. If we continue to focus on dividend growing companies, the earnings per share and stock prices should follow suit. Watch the highlights or full video below:

 

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