They have a large market covered and by merging, they will have "monopoly" over a large segment of the market. This might not affect the price for Sony as this is only a part of their entire business but this is the focus of what Zee does.

This is an opportunity as investors tend to forget about such things pretty quick and the fact that an opportunity has presented itself for cheaper purchase, in my opinion, should be welcomed.

They just keep adding to debt. They do not have any productive plans on how to reduce the debt which will one day come back to bite them.

Biden should mind his own business as he is a war mongering idiot. Doubt Russia has any plans to go into Ukraine. Always deflecting attention away from his own inablilities

Grab has potential since they have a lot more to offer other than just ride hailing services. However, it is worrying that Grab does not make too much profits per year and when they do, their liabilities outweigh their assets. I personally believe that Grab is one of those for the long term investors.

Looks good for now but how long will this positive outlook last especially with the new strain. Personally, I feel this optisim will be short lived.

Well, I would not blame Trump as an individual. To be fair, he was the only president in recent history to have reduced his net worth after his presidency.

I guess the novelty of e-signatures are wearing off and people are getting used to this being the normal. I do think that e-signatures are here to stay but the growth seen over the past year or so is not going to be sustainable. I, personally feel that companies like Docusign will still be a sound investment choice considering the fact that this business also is in line with ESG and waste reduction. 

If Lucid is able to deliver on their products, they ought to be competing closely with Tesla. Lucid does not seem to have other products to highlight so they would need to be able to produce sufficient units and keep their tech relevant.