Earlier in March, we witnessed one of the swiftest bear markets ever seen, with the S&P 500 losing one-third of its value in just one month. Global investors panicked as Covid-19 wreaked havoc on economies. It has been over seven months since Singapore recorded its first case of Covid-19. Since then, Singapore and the rest of the world have faced a tumultuous time. Governments, businesses and people have had to grapple with the dangers of the mercurial virus, as well as adapt processes and norms to a changed reality. While certain businesses have made the headlines for their swift recoveries, even thriving in the pandemic, others are not so lucky. Indeed, many other companies still face existential crises, with a difficult and uncertain path ahead. They have not recovered from the March lows, and some have even seen their share price sink even further. Some investors might see these stocks as a buying opportunity....