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Which Companies to Include in Investor Deck: Higher Multiple or Value Added Ones?

If we have some companies that are doing well but we are not super active while we have added much more support to other firms who are doing well but did not have the same valuation progression, is it advisable to include the higher multiple or the value added ones in our Investor Deck?
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A higher multiple company that's on thesis will be more attractive to an LP then one without a multiple. You should show those in your Track Record slide. Then, maybe consider using another example company in your Value Add slide.

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