I think however, in terms of management it would be a good idea for the company to think where they want this stock to go and how they would like for it to behave.
At least give it a little thought every now and then in the developmental stages of the company, so that the pps remains stable for the most part.
It doesn't benefit the company if the pps is unstable and shorters or day-traders murder the life out of it. You'd never get out of lower trips that way, a steady prolonged rise in pps would be more ideal and more stable for the finance sheet of the company, I think.
Also it's a stage thing - at every stage of pps, the company has different obstacles and challenges to face in proper management of its company stock.
Take Jalabars frozen Greek yogurt for example, or First Liberty Power mineral mining, especially Jalabars, they have great products, great professional mining team and actual production ... but there are a lot of obstacles in management and distribution and marketing etc., causing their pps to fall dramatically after reaching all-time highs.
That's just food for thought. What ought be done at every developmental stage of the company to make its stock (and financial sheet) more stable.
Personally I hate the corporation system because at the end you find that the company is in fact slave to its stock and its stockholders ... that's why I like small business and like to promote equal rights. Don't like big corps - oil field companies used to be all over the place, ... eh, the good ol' days ...
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