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Canuck_Act
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Hello All!
I have a question re QandA question 3.11
If the asset's income was in the form of a continuous dividend rate, q, applied to the asset (and then reinvested in the shares/asset), then would not the value of the asset at some future time reflect all the income that has been earned by the asset over the time period?
That is, asset value at time zero = 4400. At time, T, asset value is 4800.
So, if he income is earned on a continuous divedend basis and re-invested in the asset, then does not the asset value at time T already reflect the income that was earned over that period? (As well as the capital gain)
Thanks, in advance!
Cheers!
I have a question re QandA question 3.11
If the asset's income was in the form of a continuous dividend rate, q, applied to the asset (and then reinvested in the shares/asset), then would not the value of the asset at some future time reflect all the income that has been earned by the asset over the time period?
That is, asset value at time zero = 4400. At time, T, asset value is 4800.
So, if he income is earned on a continuous divedend basis and re-invested in the asset, then does not the asset value at time T already reflect the income that was earned over that period? (As well as the capital gain)
Thanks, in advance!
Cheers!