RE:RE:Got my interest Middlefield has to play by the rules, which they do. Blaming them for playing by the rules is like blaming a shark for being a shark.
If investors pay too much for ENS shares because they are hungry for the high yield, they do so at their own peril.
At the time that I'm writing this, ENS is trading at a 2% discount to the NAV.
The dsicount won't last for long as it is inevitable that ENB will pull the trigger on its at-the-market offering which will create an inevitable dip in the ENB share price. Sleepy ENS investors won't pay attention to drop in the ENB share price which will cause the Premium to the NAV to shoot back up.
I intend collect the ENS divi while waiting for ENB to announce its deal. When the ENB deal is announced, I will be buying the ENB dip.