The leverage factorThe IR person at Middlefield called me back this afternoon and answered a few questions.
The fund was designed to have a leverage factor of 1.8. That means if ENB shares go up (or down) 1%, then the NAV of ENS should go up (or down) 1.8% plus or minus, depending upon variables such as the size of their cash position and options outstanding.
BTW, the ENS fund is their fastest growing and now their biggest fund which is held primarily by retail holders.
Oh boy, this is going to be fun.