NOVA Lifestyles Grabs an Allen Wrench and Builds an 18.5% Gain, Dining Room Set (STVS)

Buying IKEA furniture is often a sign of having enough money to be reasonably tasteful, but not having the time to develop your own taste, nor having the money to simply buy exquisite taste. Supplying IKEA, however, is a sign of an up-and-coming supplier of the modular, and today’s trading numbers reflect that.

Pun intended, NOVA (OTC: STVS) is building a future for itself. Their name itself, and their products, are not unlike the PBS show of the same name. Something classy, yet cheap. The latter owing to viewer funding, the former is what viewers think of themselves. NOVA furniture, however, is like most things made at IKEA and PBS, functional, middle-class affordable, well made, and comes with a bit of free guilt. With PBS, that guilt comes with a tote bag following a $25 donation; IKEA? the guilt is assuaged with meatballs.

In addition to signing last month’s contract with IKEA, NOVA has reached an agreement with Conforama, one of Europe’s largest home furnishing retailers. While the initial agreement is simply for 16,000 pieces, 4,000 to be delivered prior to August 1^st of this year, the upside potential is enormous. The upside in France alone is staggering.

With the newly elected President, Francois Hollande, people will have more money if working for minimum wage, more time if approaching a mandatory retirement age of 60, and less money partnered with higher taxes to hold on to their familial estates and all those pesky family heirlooms and antiques. Enter NOVA and Conforama.

The only question is, does the the Confor stand for Comfort or Conformity. Hell, that’s easy one, only one has an “m”. If conformity rules the day, as it has for some time, expect big things (some assembly required), from NOVA.

Have a look.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/STVS/quote

http://www.novalifestyle.com/

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nova-lifestyle-signs-supplier-agreement-113000425.html

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nova-lifestyle-inc-reports-2011-105500284.html

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Published by Brendan Byrne

While studying economics, Brendan found himself comfortably falling down the rabbit hole of restaurant work, ultimately opening a consulting business and working as a private wine buyer. On a whim, he moved to China, and in his first week following a triumphant pub quiz victory, he found himself bleeding on the floor based on his arrogance. The same man who put him there offered him a job lecturing for the University of Wales in various sister universities throughout the Middle Kingdom. While primarily lecturing in descriptive and comparative statistics, Brendan simultaneously earned an Msc in Banking and International Finance from the University of Wales-Bangor. He's presently doing something he hates, respecting French people. Well, two, his wife and her mother in the lovely town of Antigua, Guatemala. You may contact Brendan via his email (brendanbyrne@wallstreetpr.com) or his Google+ page (https://plus.google.com/u/0/116608759701551457422). View more posts