READ***from the 8K which is interesting and about to be revealed in 3 weeks imo.
Quest recommends the following.
A. First, a special purpose acquisition company(SPAC)
B. Second, a business development company persuant to section 55 et. seq. of the investment company act of 1940, as amended; and
C. Third, more generically, a series development stage companies that Puget can help evolve into public companies, where for a year or two, they would be Puget controlled subsidiaries(51% owned) acquired in exchange for Puget stock, but their owners would have the option after a set up time to exchange a major portion of the Puget stock they received to require 31% of the 51% of the subsidiary stock owned by Puget, with 10% of the remaining stock retained and sold off by Puget and remaining 10% spun out as a dividend to Puget stockholders. All shares to Puget stockholders would be registered under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended(the "Securities Act")
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