Normalley I'd say - "There's nothing wrong with that and they can do what they want." but... .they're filing for an IPO.. so their shareholders are going to st

Normalley I'd say - "There's nothing wrong with that and they can do what they want." but... .they're filing for an IPO.. so their shareholders are going to start hitting them with the "If you don't always make more money than last time we'll fire you and find someone who will." If you don't want to expand your business far beyond what it's already doing then you don't IPO and take on shareholders.