Geely is the largest private auto manufacturer in China. They recently bought Volvo and have become the car of choice in many developing markets. Their next target is the US, and there's good reason to believe they'll be successful as their expanding size and use of Mexican manufacturing plants/NAFTA trade rules will allow them to bring cars into the US at a cheap price. While the renminbi will likely appreciate over the next few years, making Geely's cars more expensive, it will also mean that they'll have greater buying power for the resources they need to make the cars.

I've been surprised by how well the stock has done in the last 6 months since I bought it, but this is much more of a several year hold than a quick dollar.