Complex Financing

The Time is Right: With the Fed lowering interest rates and setting a good tone to the markets along with earnings season coming up next month, there has never been a better time to learn to read price charts to pinpoint the best entries and exits for your trades.

When you know how to correctly read price and candle patterns you can identify the beginning of the next big wave and the most profitable entry for your trades. The price graph will also give you clues about when that wave is slowing down so you have time to tighten your stops and maximize your returns.

The markets today are providing us with great trading opportunities. The positive reaction to the interest rate news sent stocks skyrocketing, which made for some wonderful trades if you positioned in early. Many of those stocks, however, are due for a pullback.

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Contributed Photo Chad Hennings won three Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys.

— Chad Hennings is not your ordinary flyboy.

Well before his days as a three-time NFL champion defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys and a military career as an Air Force pilot in Iraq, Hennings, who will speak Wednesday at the Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center, was well on his way to success.

After winning the Iowa state heavyweight wrestling championship as a senior in high school, a man too large for some doorways, yet alone a fighter cockpit, chose to attend the Air Force Academy.

On the field, he led the nation his senior year in 1987 with 24 sacks.

After graduating from the academy, the hulking Hennings was drafted by the Cowboys, but postponed his entry into the NFL to fly for the Air Force.

Hennings, now a motivational speaker and author, looks back on a time when he was told his 6-foot, 6-inch, 265-pound frame was too large to fly some aircraft.

“I had to receive waivers to fly,” he said. “

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SOMERSET – The townwide drinking water ban in effect in Somerset has affected local business, including some restaurants that decided to close for the day on Wednesday, The Herald News reported.

The drinking water ban was put in place after a company that did not have permission to do so, hooked into a fire hydrant for hydroseeding, which caused the material, which contains some fertilizer, to back into the public water supply.

Town officials are waiting for the results of a water supply test before lifting the ban which was in effect as of Thursday morning.

The company, Hydrograss Technologies, could be charged with larceny of town water and wanton injury to property, and be held responsible for the estimated $20,000 bill for ban-related costs.

Local restaurants took different approaches to the ban, The Herald News reported.

The Rise Café on County Street and Ma Raffa’s closed for the day while the close-by Domino’s Pizza remained open. Cupper

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