Asked by albaquirky

You buy 100 shares of a stock for $10 a share and sell it for $12 per share. You made $200 in prifit from this sale. What is that profit called?

a
Dividends
b
Retained Earnings
c
Capital Gains
d
Corporate EPS

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
c. Capital Gains

Explanation: The $2 per share profit from selling the stock is a capital gain (gain from selling a capital asset). Dividends are periodic payouts, retained earnings are a company's accumulated profits, and EPS is earnings per share.