In the speaker's Facebook shares example, what was the stated capital gain?

Ndubuisi 'Andy' EgwimMoney Coach for Medics|Ex-NHS GP|21+ Yrs Investor| Founder, MoneyWiseDoctor.com|Helping Medics Avoid Big Money Mistakes

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6 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube tutorial by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim that explains dividends and capital gains for healthcare professionals using plain-language definitions and practical numeric examples. The speaker distinguishes dividend income (payments from a company) from capital gains (profit from selling an asset) and emphasizes that both are normally subject to taxation. Example given: buying Facebook shares at $152 and later selling at $752 produces a capital gain of $600.

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$600 (purchase at $152, sale at $752; 752 − 152 = 600).

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But now your dividend is what you get. They pay you. Now let's talk about the other one. If I made an investment. Let's say I made an investment like I gave a practical example. I bought Facebook shares at $152 and they rose to 762. I don't know what the price is today. I don't check prices every day. So let's say I bought $152 and then it goes up all the way to $752. So the 752 minus 152 will give you 600. So what is the name of that money I've made? Or let me just give you. What type of gain is it called? Capital gain. Sonia, well done. Capital. Excellent. Dr. Raja, I want us to break down these things. I want you to understand. Doctors, healthcare professionals are usually very smart. So don't think these things are so difficult. Just no one has actually broken down for you. Why am I explaining capital gains tax and dividend is because normally when you get capital gains or dividend they are supposed to pay attacks on it. That is a regular thing. That's a normal thing.