More cat math.

The date was May 11, 2017  when you uttered the famous:
"Lets see...if you paid $70 for it in July 2007 and it drops to $80 by July 2017 (I am being generous)... "

The actual math is:
BMO common shares closed at $94.48 on May 11, 2017. 
BMO common shares closed at $93.66 on May 19, 2017.
The difference is a staggering 82 cents falling just shy of your half way there cat math. In actual fact, they are less than 6% of the way to $80.

ENB at $40? $40 USF.

Let's assume you are correct on 5-yr GOC bond getting to 4%. Give it four years. ENB has stated they will be raising their dividend by 10% to 12% annually through 2024. They have always increased their dividend in line with what they have said publicly. Div. today is $2.44. That puts the div. 4 yrs. out between $3.57 and $3.84 for a yield between 8.9% and 9.6%. Really? I hope you are right. Again, the share price doesn't matter to me. The income does and if this happens, I'll have even more shares. Drip, drip.