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Suppose Georgette buys 400 shares of Google at $250 a share. She sells them at $350 a share. What is her capital gain?
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Suppose Georgette buys 400 shares of Google at $250 a share. She sells them at $350 a share. What is her capital gain?
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a lot she did good well $100 porfit off each one
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