RE:RE:CttglvrExperienced:
I don't agree with your evaluation of "worth" in this case.
If I'm faced with buying ENS or ENB where the NAV of ENS is equal to the ENS share price, I would load up on ENS unless I thought the ENB share price was about to take a hit.
ENS' yield is about 65% higher than ENB, about 1/3 of ENS's dividend is tax deferred, ENS pays out monthly which is great for budgeting, and ENS doesn't take a big hit every time it pays out a dividend like ENB invariably does.
A lot of posters belly ache (me included) about the share price of ENS dropping after a Raise, but ENS shareholders only got smacked by 2 Unit Raises in 2023 vs the 4 time ENB shareholders got smacked following its dividend payouts.