RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Putting the discount to the NAV into perspectiveI understand that a stock like ENS is leveraged to one stock ENB that if things go bad for Enbridge it will go bad for ENS but Enbridge has gone from the mid 40$ to 53$ and ENS has been basically stuck in the mud and from what I understand that if interest rates go down it will only benefit Enbridge more and hence the share will go up. It's time ENS plays some catch up to least NAV. No one should put all there eggs in one basket being diversified is the way to go.