In Appendix l5B we give you the flavor of an IPO prospectus, but you can see what an actual prospectus or registration statement looks like by using the System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR) site at www.sedar.com for Canadian companies or the SEC's huge database on www.freeedgar.com for U.S. companies. You can also log in to www.nasdaq.com, click on "IPOs" to find a company, and then click on "Filings," which will take you to the correct SEC form. Pick a recent prospectus filing of a Canadian company from www.sedar.com. On the basis of this prospectus, do you think the stock looks like an attractive investment? Which parts of the statement look most useful? Least useful?