Capital Gain
cap·i·tal gain
/ˌkapədl ˈɡān/
Profit achieved from the sale of a capital asset.
(Collectibles, Car, Stocks, Real Estate & Fine art are all examples of things considered capital assets. )
There are two types of Capital Gains.
It is a long-term capital gain, if the asset was held for more than one year and it is a short-term capital gain, if the asset was held for one year or less.