RE:RE:ENS price is really stickyTrading the Premium can work, but focusing solely on the Premium is a bit like the tail wagging the dog.
ENS investors that were buying ENS in the mid $10's in October (myself included) at Premiums of 13% to 15% are not too concerned with the higher Premium that we paid as the share price is up 15% despite the Raise and the drop in the Premium.
The performance of ENS is a leverage play on the performance of ENB. Everything else is a side dish.