When the Enbridge/Spectra merger was announced, the WTI price of crude was $51 or $52. Even with the big drop over the last week, it's now up to %66. That's about a 30% round-numbers increase.
When the Enbridge/Spectra merger was announced, then Enbridge share prices was around $42. Even with a recent climb, it's now around $31. That's a round-numbers 25% DECREASE.
When are we going to stop pretending like it's "the price of oil" that has crushed Enbridge, and call it what it is: horrendous mismanagement at nearly every level of the organization, a failed merger, ill-planned reactive spending, and crushing debt?