Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 18:08

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 18:08

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 18:01

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 18:01

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 18:01

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[onetomany] 08/1/2017 17:19

I knew a guy once ....

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 17:19

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 17:18

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

ISo median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇n any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the bestSo median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[oilman63] 08/1/2017 17:10

Dud

You don't need to hold shares to attend an AGM.

I don't feel the need to shine my shoes where this company is concerned.

If you are making money good for you.

Unlike the sapsuckers that ramp the teets of this every hour of everyday.

Unless you come from Stockport and ONLY announce your buys and not the sells.

[dudishes] 08/1/2017 16:53

1712notout, you should ask you wife to cease hitting you with your cricket bat!

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 16:51

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[1712notout] 08/1/2017 16:44

So median analysts valuation £3.50
CPR at industry norm £ 4.75
MNR implied value £ £7-8
$6 per 2p £7.50

All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity


CPR
within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block.
£££;£££££££££££££££££££

The prospective resources have serious significant value

To a major

For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005
That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above

Any oil in the Permian ????


These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR
The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲8178;💲ԁ78;💲💲;💲💲

So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside
Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages

And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves.

So a very motivated buyer

In any event

It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy

And most importantly hold hold hold.

All the best
🚀🚀🚀🚀8640;🚀Ԇ40;🚀🚀;💲💲💲💲
28178;💲€519;😇

[shaikan not stirred] 08/1/2017 16:28

I HOLD FOR 18 POUNDS STERLING

NOT

A

PENNY

MORE

NOT

A

PENNY

LESS

[hearts1] 08/1/2017 15:37

A strong buy all depends on when it was done.Is a share price in today's money of 17000p a strong buy Paul?

[1302sb] 08/1/2017 15:04

Paul / 1712 - I can't fathom out why on earth you are posting as you do. I can think of one thing you have got right in the last few years, jeez you never even took up the open offer choosing instead to buy more shares around 2.5p from memory. One day you're going to realise how foolish you have been and I fear for your mental health when you do. Going by your posting it's unlikely you're working now either, unless your being paid to post incessantly. You should look at those who have encouraged or advised you to continue thinking in the the vein you do and seriously question if they have your best interests at heart, or if you're simply being used to further their own agenda.

[wildrider7] 08/1/2017 13:54

Broadford Bay 8 Jan '17 - 13:14 - 531553
' If the press is to be free, the state has no role in regulating what is published. While signing up to a regulatory body is allegedly voluntary the sanctions contained in Section 40 would constitute state coercion of the press.'

Isn't that already the case that the mainstream press represent the interest of some which are not to the benefit of the majority nor are they concerned about giving us the truth (not that they ever promised to do so).
The Iraq war, the Scottish referendum, the Brexit referendum are all example of how the press is used as a propaganda tool, more concerned about telling how to think and vote rather than just provide us with facts.

I have still signed this petition, for the sake of independent outlets that are bearing the cost of these Government Intervention here and also across the pond in the US. As we are sleep walking into a fascist society, slowly but surely


hxxps://www.freethepress.co.uk/