1. Dark Angels 7-0
2. Space Wolves 6-1
3. Iron Hands 5-1
4. Iron Hands 5-1
5. Dark Angels 5-0
6. Craftworld 5-0
7. Tau 5-0
8. Leagues of Votann 5-0
9. Iron Hands 4-1
10. Chaos Knights 4-1
11. Necrons 4-1
12. Guard 4-1
13. Chaos Daemons 4-1
14. Necrons 4-1
15. Guard 4-1
16. Chaos Daemons 4-1
17. GSC 4-1
18. World Eaters 4-1
19. Orks 4-1
20. Space Wolves 4-1

1. Guard 8-0
2. Leagues of Votann 7-1
3. GSC 6-1
4. Guard 6-1
5. Black Templars 5-1
6. Chaos Daemons 5-1
7. Necrons 5-1
8. Iron Hands 5-1
9. Chaos Knights 4-1
10. Iron Hands 4-1
11. Black Templars 4-1
12. Guard 4-1
13. Space Wolves 4-1
14. Tau 4-1
15. Tau 4-1
16. Tyranids 4-1

1. Custodes 5-0
2. Imperial Knights 4-1
3. Necrons 4-0-1
4. Custodes 4-1
5. Custodes 5-0
6. Drukhari 4-0-1
7. World Eaters 4-0-1
8. Ynnari 4-0-1
9. Sisters 5-0
10. GSC 4-1
11. Iron Hands 4-1
12. World Eaters 4-1
13. Black Templars 3-2
14. Necrons 4-1
15. Chaos Daemons 4-1

1. Dark Angels 5-0
2. Guard 4-0-1
3. World Eaters 4-1
4. Dark Angels 4-1
5. Craftworld 4-1

1. World Eaters 5-0-1
2. Guard 5-0-1
3. Harlequins 5-1
4. Blood Angels 5-1

1. Guard 5-0
2. Leagues of Votann 5-0
3. GSC 4-1
4. Ad Mec 4-1
5. World Eaters 4-1
6. GSC 4-1
7. Dark Angels 4-1
8. Leagues of Votann
9. Custodes 4-1
10. Iron Hands 4-1

1. Leagues of Votann 4-0-1
2. Craftworld 4-0-1
3. Chaos Daemons 4-1
4. Dark Angels 4-1
5. Tau 4-1
6. Guard 4-1
7. Iron Hands 4-1
8. Guard 4-1
9. Tau 4-1

1. Guard 5-0
2. Orks 4-1
3. Custodes 4-1
4. Guard 4-1
5. Iron Hands 4-1
6. Iron Hands 4-1
7. Craftworld 4-1

1. Guard 5-0
2. Custodes 4-1
3. Tau 4-1
4. Iron Hands 4-1
5. World Eaters 4-1

1. Iron Hands 5-0
2. Sisters 4-1
3. GSC 4-1
4. World Eaters 4-1

1. Dark Angels 4-0-1
2. Guard 4-1
3. World Eaters 4-1
4. Chaos Daemons 4-1

1. Tau 4-1
2. Iron Hands 4-1
3. Orks 4-1
4. Dark Angels 4-1
5. Black Legion 4-1
6. Custodes 4-1

1. Necrons 5-0
2. Ultramarines 4-1
3. Ad Mec 4-1
4. Death Guard 4-1

1. Dark Angels 5-0
2. Chaos Knights 4-1
3. Chaos Knights 4-1

1. Guard 5-0
2. Chaos Daemons 4-1
3. Chaos Knights 4-1
4. Iron Hands 4-1

1. Leagues of Votann 4-0-1
2. Guard 4-0-1
3. World Eaters 4-1

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1. What is the right age to introduce kids to it?
2. Do you start with the show or game itself?
3. Should Yu-Gi-Oh be the first card game to start with?
4. Any good digital games for kids that age?
5. Ideas how to learn cards and strategy?
6. What rules do you play?

1. Showed the anime opening and she herself requested to watch it.
2. Started with show, Duel Kingdom arc. Few episodes in I showed her I actually owned some physical cards.
3. Thats the one we started with.
4. Got YuGi The Destiny Power of Chaos - its the first pc game where The Pharaoh spams trap hole and mirror force. Seems the easiest way to start with tribute mechanics.
5. We watch episodes and we build decks with relatively simple cards from the show. We use proxies and printed cards glued over useless ones so we don’t ruin the real ones. I calculate and explain all numbers, effects and overall flow. We use the same decks over and over again, so she can learn how to plan and combine cards.
6. We play Duel Kingdom style (no tributes) with 4000 and direct attacks.

• Stock Market Pullback — A short-term drop between 5% and 10% that usually occurs over a few days.
• Stock Market Correction — A steady decline in stock prices between 10% and 20% over several weeks or months.
• Stock Market Crash — A rapid decline in stock prices greater than 20% over a short space of time.
• Bear Market — A prolonged decline in stock prices by more than 20%. In extreme cases, a bear market can last for years.

What causes a stock market crash?

• High Inflation
• Rising Interest Rates
• Natural Disasters
• Overvalued Stocks
• Geopolitical Disputes
• Economic Uncertainty
• Excess Speculation
• Low Investor Sentiment

2020: The Covid-Crash

2008: The Global Financial Crisis

2000: The Dotcom Bubble

1973: The Oil Crisis

1929: The Great Depression

Are market crashes bad for investors?

How often does the stock market crash?

How long does a market crash last?

How can investors prepare for a stock market crash?

• Build A Cash Buffer — One of the biggest mistakes investors make during a stock market crash is to sell shares after the price has collapsed. However, those who need money to cover living expenses may have no choice but to sell at a terrible price. This risk can be mitigated by ensuring sufficient cash is kept in reserve in a savings account.
• Diversify — Stock market crashes can hit different industries at varying degrees of severity. The risk of owning shares in the most heavily impacted industry is reduced by ensuring a portfolio containing a wide range of sectors. Similarly, allocating capital across a broad range of alternative asset classes, such as bonds and real estate, can further mitigate the impact of rapidly declining stock prices.
• Keep Spare Capital — With panicking investors selling off anything with a pulse, rare buying opportunities for top-notch companies may emerge. By ensuring some capital is kept in reserve, investors will have the money to capitalise on these investment opportunities.

What should investors do during a market crash?

• Pound-Cost Averaging — Instead of investing all residual capital in one go, investors can break it up into smaller chunks and drip-feed it into the markets. That way, investors can buy more at an even better price if an undervalued stock continues to fall. Each time a lower price is paid, the average cost per share in an investment falls, reducing the impact of further price declines after the initial trade.
• Stop-Loss Orders — To protect against downside risk, investors can set up a stop-loss order. This is a set of instructions given to a brokerage firm that states that if a company’s share price falls below a certain threshold, the broker should sell the investor’s shares. This can reduce the impact of a severe valuation decline.
• Stop-Limit Orders — This type of trade works similarly to a stop-loss order. However, the key difference is that the investor doesn’t close out their entire position. Instead, they can specify how many shares should be sold if a stock price falls below a specified threshold. This also works in reverse. Instead of selling shares, a stop-limit order can be used to buy a specified number of shares once the stock price meets a specified price level.

The bottom line

Top 3 Stocks For Trying To Beat Rising Inflation

• Stock Market Pullback — A short-term drop between 5% and 10% that usually occurs over a few days.
• Stock Market Correction — A steady decline in stock prices between 10% and 20% over several weeks or months.
• Stock Market Crash — A rapid decline in stock prices greater than 20% over a short space of time.
• Bear Market — A prolonged decline in stock prices by more than 20%. In extreme cases, a bear market can last for years.

What causes a stock market crash?

• High Inflation
• Rising Interest Rates
• Natural Disasters
• Overvalued Stocks
• Geopolitical Disputes
• Economic Uncertainty
• Excess Speculation
• Low Investor Sentiment

2020: The Covid-Crash

2008: The Global Financial Crisis

2000: The Dotcom Bubble

1973: The Oil Crisis

1929: The Great Depression

Are market crashes bad for investors?

How often does the stock market crash?

How long does a market crash last?

How can investors prepare for a stock market crash?

• Build A Cash Buffer — One of the biggest mistakes investors make during a stock market crash is to sell shares after the price has collapsed. However, those who need money to cover living expenses may have no choice but to sell at a terrible price. This risk can be mitigated by ensuring sufficient cash is kept in reserve in a savings account.
• Diversify — Stock market crashes can hit different industries at varying degrees of severity. The risk of owning shares in the most heavily impacted industry is reduced by ensuring a portfolio containing a wide range of sectors. Similarly, allocating capital across a broad range of alternative asset classes, such as bonds and real estate, can further mitigate the impact of rapidly declining stock prices.
• Keep Spare Capital — With panicking investors selling off anything with a pulse, rare buying opportunities for top-notch companies may emerge. By ensuring some capital is kept in reserve, investors will have the money to capitalise on these investment opportunities.

What should investors do during a market crash?

• Pound-Cost Averaging — Instead of investing all residual capital in one go, investors can break it up into smaller chunks and drip-feed it into the markets. That way, investors can buy more at an even better price if an undervalued stock continues to fall. Each time a lower price is paid, the average cost per share in an investment falls, reducing the impact of further price declines after the initial trade.
• Stop-Loss Orders — To protect against downside risk, investors can set up a stop-loss order. This is a set of instructions given to a brokerage firm that states that if a company’s share price falls below a certain threshold, the broker should sell the investor’s shares. This can reduce the impact of a severe valuation decline.
• Stop-Limit Orders — This type of trade works similarly to a stop-loss order. However, the key difference is that the investor doesn’t close out their entire position. Instead, they can specify how many shares should be sold if a stock price falls below a specified threshold. This also works in reverse. Instead of selling shares, a stop-limit order can be used to buy a specified number of shares once the stock price meets a specified price level.

The bottom line

Top 3 Stocks For Trying To Beat Rising Inflation

• Stock Market Pullback — A short-term drop between 5% and 10% that usually occurs over a few days.
• Stock Market Correction — A steady decline in stock prices between 10% and 20% over several weeks or months.
• Stock Market Crash — A rapid decline in stock prices greater than 20% over a short space of time.
• Bear Market — A prolonged decline in stock prices by more than 20%. In extreme cases, a bear market can last for years.

What causes a stock market crash?

• High Inflation
• Rising Interest Rates
• Natural Disasters
• Overvalued Stocks
• Geopolitical Disputes
• Economic Uncertainty
• Excess Speculation
• Low Investor Sentiment

2020: The Covid-Crash

2008: The Global Financial Crisis

2000: The Dotcom Bubble

1973: The Oil Crisis

1929: The Great Depression

Are market crashes bad for investors?

How often does the stock market crash?

How long does a market crash last?

How can investors prepare for a stock market crash?

• Build A Cash Buffer — One of the biggest mistakes investors make during a stock market crash is to sell shares after the price has collapsed. However, those who need money to cover living expenses may have no choice but to sell at a terrible price. This risk can be mitigated by ensuring sufficient cash is kept in reserve in a savings account.
• Diversify — Stock market crashes can hit different industries at varying degrees of severity. The risk of owning shares in the most heavily impacted industry is reduced by ensuring a portfolio containing a wide range of sectors. Similarly, allocating capital across a broad range of alternative asset classes, such as bonds and real estate, can further mitigate the impact of rapidly declining stock prices.
• Keep Spare Capital — With panicking investors selling off anything with a pulse, rare buying opportunities for top-notch companies may emerge. By ensuring some capital is kept in reserve, investors will have the money to capitalise on these investment opportunities.

What should investors do during a market crash?

• Pound-Cost Averaging — Instead of investing all residual capital in one go, investors can break it up into smaller chunks and drip-feed it into the markets. That way, investors can buy more at an even better price if an undervalued stock continues to fall. Each time a lower price is paid, the average cost per share in an investment falls, reducing the impact of further price declines after the initial trade.
• Stop-Loss Orders — To protect against downside risk, investors can set up a stop-loss order. This is a set of instructions given to a brokerage firm that states that if a company’s share price falls below a certain threshold, the broker should sell the investor’s shares. This can reduce the impact of a severe valuation decline.
• Stop-Limit Orders — This type of trade works similarly to a stop-loss order. However, the key difference is that the investor doesn’t close out their entire position. Instead, they can specify how many shares should be sold if a stock price falls below a specified threshold. This also works in reverse. Instead of selling shares, a stop-limit order can be used to buy a specified number of shares once the stock price meets a specified price level.

The bottom line

Top 3 Stocks For Trying To Beat Rising Inflation

• Stock Market Pullback — A short-term drop between 5% and 10% that usually occurs over a few days.
• Stock Market Correction — A steady decline in stock prices between 10% and 20% over several weeks or months.
• Stock Market Crash — A rapid decline in stock prices greater than 20% over a short space of time.
• Bear Market — A prolonged decline in stock prices by more than 20%. In extreme cases, a bear market can last for years.

What causes a stock market crash?

• High Inflation
• Rising Interest Rates
• Natural Disasters
• Overvalued Stocks
• Geopolitical Disputes
• Economic Uncertainty
• Excess Speculation
• Low Investor Sentiment

2020: The Covid-Crash

2008: The Global Financial Crisis

2000: The Dotcom Bubble

1973: The Oil Crisis

1929: The Great Depression

Are market crashes bad for investors?

How often does the stock market crash?

How long does a market crash last?

How can investors prepare for a stock market crash?

• Build A Cash Buffer — One of the biggest mistakes investors make during a stock market crash is to sell shares after the price has collapsed. However, those who need money to cover living expenses may have no choice but to sell at a terrible price. This risk can be mitigated by ensuring sufficient cash is kept in reserve in a savings account.
• Diversify — Stock market crashes can hit different industries at varying degrees of severity. The risk of owning shares in the most heavily impacted industry is reduced by ensuring a portfolio containing a wide range of sectors. Similarly, allocating capital across a broad range of alternative asset classes, such as bonds and real estate, can further mitigate the impact of rapidly declining stock prices.
• Keep Spare Capital — With panicking investors selling off anything with a pulse, rare buying opportunities for top-notch companies may emerge. By ensuring some capital is kept in reserve, investors will have the money to capitalise on these investment opportunities.

What should investors do during a market crash?

• Pound-Cost Averaging — Instead of investing all residual capital in one go, investors can break it up into smaller chunks and drip-feed it into the markets. That way, investors can buy more at an even better price if an undervalued stock continues to fall. Each time a lower price is paid, the average cost per share in an investment falls, reducing the impact of further price declines after the initial trade.
• Stop-Loss Orders — To protect against downside risk, investors can set up a stop-loss order. This is a set of instructions given to a brokerage firm that states that if a company’s share price falls below a certain threshold, the broker should sell the investor’s shares. This can reduce the impact of a severe valuation decline.
• Stop-Limit Orders — This type of trade works similarly to a stop-loss order. However, the key difference is that the investor doesn’t close out their entire position. Instead, they can specify how many shares should be sold if a stock price falls below a specified threshold. This also works in reverse. Instead of selling shares, a stop-limit order can be used to buy a specified number of shares once the stock price meets a specified price level.

The bottom line

Top 3 Stocks For Trying To Beat Rising Inflation

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• 300 Rise of an Empire
• A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas
• American Sniper
• Argo $2
• Marvel Avengers (3 movie lot - Avengers, Age of Ultron, Infinity War) $7
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• Dolphin Tale 2
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• Bad Grandpa (iTunes)
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• Daddy's Home 2 (iTunes)
• Deepwater Horizon (Vudu / iTunes) $3
• Dirty Grandpa (iTunes)
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• Dredd (iTunes)
• Escape From Planet Earth (animated) (Vudu) $3
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• G.I. Joe Retaliation (iTunes) $2
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• The Hunger Games Mockingjay part 2 (Vudu or iTunes) $3
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• Killer Elite (iTunes)
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• Most Wanted (Vudu / iTunes)
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• Safe (iTunes)
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• What Men Want (iTunes)
• Wonder (Vudu / iTunes)
• You're Next (Vudu)

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