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The concept of power assistance for a Wheelchair 4 Wheel is relatively new, and represents a viable alternative for individuals who are unable to generate sufficient propulsion force to use a Wheelchair 4 Wheel, but do not wish to use a traditional powered mobility device. In a power assisted manual wheelchair, the traditional rear wheel hubs are replaced with motorized hubs that serve to magnify or reduce (i.e., brake) the propulsive force applied to the rear wheel push rims by the user.

China's slumping economic growth has not yet been fully digested by the market. Chinese stocks continued to fall with no real bottom in sight yet.

Hong Kong blue chips opened 30 points higher after a Wall Street rally and expanded gains as Mainland markets rose.

Utilities can be a solid investment for the risk-averse investor, offering reliable yields with relatively little risk.

Small caps aren't usually a place to hunt for dividends, but here are three companies with decent yields that appear to have the balance sheets to maintain them.

Looks like a successful summit. While uncertainties linger, the Europeans have a framework for solving problems. Profit-taking could set up a buying opportunity.

Market needs to know European leaders, especially Germany, want to head off a meltdown that would creat global recession. That said, big rally possible.

Threats that 15 eurozone nations, including Germany and France, as well as the EFSF could have their credit downgraded by S&P led to a tepid day of trading.

Resistance to today's rally starts at DJIA 12,100 (S&P 500: 1247). Another decline to DJIA 11,735 (S&P 500: 1210) by Friday possible as market seeks comfort level.

Whether the market goes up, down or sideways, Mike Turner may have strategy for investors looking to generate income. Find out what he looks for during times of volatility.

Low share prices often mean a small market cap, but here are five stocks in large companies you can get for less than $10 per share.

After watching prices plummet to close out last year, gold and silver have been steadily moving higher. Could the momentum continue or are precious metals set for another fall?

France and Austria are both expected to have their AAA ratings cut Friday by Standard & Poor's, sending shock waves through the global financial markets.

Look for a correction today to DJIA 12,400 (S&P 500: 1284). Watch for buyers on this dip as confirmtion of the market's strength in the first six days of January.