Surprise: One of the summer's hottest investments was also one
of the most anxiety-inducing a few months earlier.  Dollars are
pouring into China again despite worries about the country's
slowing economic growth. Chinese stock mutual funds have
returned an average of 12.5 percent over the last three months,
making them the second-best fund category of the 105 that
Morningstar tracks.  Mutual fund managers say they still see
opportunities in Chinese stocks, even though the recent gains
mean they're no longer as cheap as they were. But investors
hoping to take advantage should be mindful that Chinese stocks
have a long history of jagged swings, one that has made even
steadfast buy-and-hold investors nervous. China's economy also
still has its doubters, as do broad swaths of its stock market.
"These are the times I love investing in a country, when the
market is overly pessimistic," says James Oberweis, co-manager
of the Oberweis China Opportunities fund (OBCHX), the top-
performing Chinese stock fund over the l