From 2004 to 2008, the total gross floor area of residential properties sold in China increased at 13.4% annually. Some of the drivers included: improved property rights, government reforms, rapid urbanization and rising affluence.

As a result, there is lots of demand for useful real estate data and consulting services. And, the leading provider is China Real Estate Information.

Well, today the company went public in the US, raising $216 million. The IPO price was $12 (between the price range of $11.80 to $13.80). So far in today's trading, the shares of China Real Estate are up 15% to $13.80.

E-House (NYSE: EJ) positions itself as an asset-light real estate services firm that helps real estate developers sell properties. Because of the increase in monetary supply, there's been an incredible increase in property sales volume.

For the second quarter, the company reported a 172% increase over the same quarter last year!

What's even better is that I think the Chinese property market is still in the early stages of a new bull market. So demand remains high, and E-House stands to benefit greatly in the months to come. Shares are already up nearly 170% year to date, but there's plenty of room to run. Don't miss out!

"The Chinese Dragon strikes again," says small cap expert Jim Oberweis, Jr., adding, "So far in 2009, the MSCI China Index is up 30% and our Oberweis China Opportunities Fund (OBCHX) has gained 62%."

In his The Oberweis Report, he says, "China will be a great place to invest over the medium-to-long term, even if unpredictable in the short term."

Here, the advisor and money manager reveals four stocks that he considers "some of the most interesting Chinese ADRs to buy now: E-House (NYSE: EJ), Asia Info Holdings (NASDAQ: ASIA), New Oriental Education (NYSE: EDU), and Longtop Financial (NYSE: LFT).

MOST NOTEWORTHY: Quicksilver Gas Services, Hireright, DaimlerChrysler and Masimo were today's noteworthy initiations:

• AG Edwards initiated Quicksilver Gas Services (NYSE: KGS) with a Buy rating and $26 target as the firm believes the company's distribution growth has high visibility, based on its current asset base and the possibility of third-party acquisitions. UBS initiated shares with a Buy rating and $34 target.
  
• Hireright (NASDAQ: HIRE) was initiated with a Market Perform rating and $13 target at Piper Jaffray, as the firm believes the company's distribution growth has high visibility, based on its current asset base and the possibility of third-party acquisitions. CIBC is positive on Hireright's extensive solution set and strategic alliances and initiated shares with a Sector Outperformer rating.
  
• DaimlerChrysler (NYSE: DAI) was started at Bear Stearns with an Outperform rating. Following the Chrysler transaction, Bear expects Daimler to raise its margin guidance now that the company can focus on its truck platform.
  
• Masimo Corporation (NASDAQ: MASI) was initiated with an Outperform rating at Piper Jaffray, as the firm believes the company's "best in class" technology will drive continued pulse oximetry share gains. Cowen initiated shares with a Neutral rating on valuation and Deutsche Bank started shares with a Buy rating and $30 target..

OTHER INITIATIONS:

• TD Newcrest started shares of Vitran Corporation (NASDAQ: VTNC) with a Hold rating.
  
• Lazard started shares of E-House China Holdings (NYSE: EJ) with a Buy rating; CIBC initiated shares with a Sector Outperformer rating and $25 target.
  
• Rodman & Renshaw initiated shares of Iomai Corporation (NASDAQ: IOMI) with a Market Outperform rating and $4.25 target.