Statement

A capital gain increases an investor's yield.

A capital gain results when the security$\text{'}$s ending $($sale$)$ price is less than the beginning $($purchase$)$ price.

A capital gain is calculated as an asset's beginning $($purchase$)$ price minus its ending $($sale$)$ price.

A bond that was purchased four years ago for $$950$ and sold yesterday for $$1,125$ is realizing a capital gain of $$175.$