Capital appreciation, the value of existing assets less the value at the time of purchase, the value earned or lost. That is, when the fund sells variable assets (such as stocks, bonds, and other securities) when it sells, its selling price is higher than the original purchase cost, which results in a profit, which is the realized capital gain.
Capital appreciation
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Capital appreciation, the value of existing assets less the value at the time of purchase, the value earned or lost. That is, when the fund sells variable assets (such as stocks, bonds, and other securities) when it sells, its selling price is higher than the original purchase cost, which results in a profit, which is the realized capital gain.
- Name
- Capital appreciation
- Name
- CapitalGain
- Definition
- Value of existing assets minus purchase price
- Extension
- When selling, the selling price is higher than the original purchase cost
Capital Gain
