Knightscope Inc. made its public debut on Jan. 27. Shares of the security technology company were priced at $10 and opened for trading around $14 per share. The stock closed down more than 40 percent before finding renewed investor interest the following day and surging as high as $27.50. ‘Long Knightscope, Short the Criminals’ “The stock is going to go up, the stock is going to go down. We need to focus on the actual mission, which is better securing the country,” Knightscope chairman and CEO William Santana Li said Wednesday on “Benzinga Live.” Knightscope is a developer of advanced physical security technologies that aim to enhance security operations in the United States. In order to better secure the U.S., Knightscope will need the whole nation’s focus, Li said, adding that the recent attention on the stock is better than having investors show a lack of interest. “We have the most cash on hand that we’ve had in the history of …