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CAPITAL LOSS – A decrease in the value of an investment or asset from the initial purchase price; opposite of Capital Gain. A realized capital loss is an investment that has been sold at a loss, while an unrealized capital loss is an investment that has not been sold yet, but would result in a loss if it was to be sold.
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