Bitcoin during 2017 winter made me realize the lows are more important and usually a better guide then the highs. If you think about the highest prices, everyone jumps on board its a big party even people who dont want to use BTC so almost by definition the highest prices are not as accurate.
If we ignore profit, we want accuracy in the price and highest prices contain a boat load of speculators and people enjoying the hype but as said above its not really the core of Bitcoin use. The winter or harsh pullback is likely a requirement and even useful to kill off the weeds

I almost want cheaper prices still, so long as its a stable development not too sharp or harsh. If the price is low you are giving people a chance to buy properly, develop an interest and thats fair as Bitcoin is so old now that some that were too young back near the start can now get a 'good' price. In the majority I need to hold more BTC so Im biased towards seeing low prices as some positive tbh.