RE:RE:has middlefield reduced it position a bit?Good post. Nothing wrong with owning the just the company common shares.
If you're neutral or less risk tolerant it may be better to stay away from leveraged ETF's. It all boils down to what the individual is comfortable with.
If you're very bullish on a company and there is an ETF that offers considerable upside with leverage and over 13% distribution that is for more risk tolerant investors. I have been in and out of ENS the last few years but right now I;m overweight. Maybe I'm correct and maybe not. Time will tell.
Obscure1 and others have posted the bullish case for Enbridge. I'm in that camp but realize ENS is not a "buy and hold". It is just a trading instrument to get leverage and a great distribution.