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If your company is on solid footing, it shouldn't matter if your stock price is zero (that'd be great, actually; you could buy back your whole company). Your argument is functionally equivalent to saying that any number of unfunded and dead startups could have made it if only they'd gotten a $5M Series A round. They didn't because investors didn't think it was a good bet. Public companies that need cash infusions to survive face the same situation -- they are at the mercy of their prospective investors. There is nothing wrong with this.


Many of your best employees will quickly leave the company if its stock price falls to zero.




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