There are many ways to influence people's views on the value of a company's stock before it goes public. Common ones include: - **Information disclosure and publicity** - **Performance forecasts and financial reports**: Before going public, the company will announce key financial indicators and business progress. Good performance data can enhance investor confidence and increase stock value expectations. - **Industry reports and research**: Publish or quote industry research reports from authoritative institutions to demonstrate the company's dominant position and development potential in the industry and attract investors' attention. - **Corporate stories and vision**: Tell unique corporate development stories, innovative ideas and future visions to trigger emotional resonance and shape a positive image. - **Roadshows and communications** - **Management roadshow**: The company's management conducts a tour before going public to showcase strategic planning, management team capabilities, etc., interact with investors to answer questions and build trust. - **Investor relations activities**: Hold small meetings, seminars or one-on-one communications to introduce the company's business in depth, answer questions and maintain good relationships. - **Strategic cooperation and alliances** - **Industry cooperation**: Establish strategic partnerships with well-known companies, use the resources, channels and brand influence of partners to enhance the company's visibility and competitiveness, and thus influence stock value views. - **Technical cooperation**: Show the results of technical cooperation with scientific research institutions or universities, highlight the company's innovation capabilities and technological leadership, and attract investors' positive expectations for the company's future development. - **Public relations and media relations** - **Positive reports**: Publish positive information such as the company's major progress, honorary awards, etc. through press releases, interviews, etc., attract media attention and reports, and expand the company's influence. - **Crisis public relations**: Develop crisis response plans in advance, handle possible negative events in a timely and proper manner, avoid serious damage to the company's image, and maintain investor confidence.