Low stack height is almost always a good thing – it allows the rider so much more adjustment in terms of how the bike fits them, both by varying bar height through spacers, stem and rise and also by sizing up if a longer frame is desired (assuming the seat tube is suitably short too). With a tall stack height you have very limited adjustment to get the bars lower. It’s easier to weight the front wheel with lower bars (better for corners) but easier to lift the front wheel with higher bars (better for jumping).
Also bear in mind that reach and stack tend to be quoted with one A-C length of fork and the reality is often different – I’ve seen a lot of bikes having their geometry quoted with say a 150mm Pike and then most frames being sold with 160mm Pikes – that instantly increases stack by 10mm over what the chart says.