Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[bigdog5] 09/6/2019 13:23

What is the moron frenchyfraud on about with multi's? There's only ever been the Penge street gang and 1712 that plumb those depths of deceit all in order to mislead others into believing their BS.

Has the goatcam discovered yet again what the real story is?

Broadford, doubtless it will be the usual hype whilst keeping quiet about "issues".

[ammu12] 09/6/2019 13:03

You must be over exposed stockshyetser commenting here over the weekend....

[broadford bay] 09/6/2019 11:42

Would that be the 2nd Coming nesto...or the 3rd?

[nestoframpers] 09/6/2019 10:19

It's coming

[nestoframpers] 09/6/2019 10:16

The Trolls are busy they must be agitated .

[stockport loser] 09/6/2019 08:59

Sunday sausage fest?

[0ili0] 09/6/2019 08:27

You should try the organic tofu btw.

[0ili0] 09/6/2019 08:26

All bants allowed. By order of Judge Eady.

[gkphero] 09/6/2019 08:10

I love the banter on here.

Comedy gold, this board. :D



Anyway, off for a Sunday power breakfast with Rupert, Hugo and Fi.
They have some GKP info to share.

[0ili0] 08/6/2019 23:02

Proffiterole on LSE is a good laugh. Total troll-tastic. Drinking from the fountain of Asher.

[ammu12] 08/6/2019 22:51

I was in now I am not Idiot

[stockport loser] 08/6/2019 21:21

Recognise the content?

Ammu12 - 26 May 2019 - 19:31:05 - 586532 of 586822$500m cash headroom 
A third of the company secretly held
Brent way ahead of super conservative numbers , that Peel Hunt , maintained, makes them :
The most UNDERVALUED E and P listed 
"Stands apart from all others"
Most attractive oil takeover target on planet.
And most bashed, funny that :)
AGM Divi details annual report , ' special resolutions?' all WAY OVERDUE but must land sometime WITHIN next ten days,28 June last possible AGM date

[frenchybannedme] 08/6/2019 21:02

Oh dear,

seems the multi Avatars are out again in force today, talking to themself.


Truth is stranger than fiction.

[beernut] 08/6/2019 20:46

The Most Crucial Pipeline Of The Middle East?

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Contemporary Middle Eastern history is strongly influenced by energy politics. Besides providing revenue for the state’s coffers, oil is also a potent geopolitical tool in the hands of resource-rich countries. Recently, officials from Lebanon, Syria and Iraq have engaged in talks to restart the dysfunctional pipeline that once connected oilfields near Kirkuk in Iraq with the coastal city of Tripoli in Lebanon. Restarting the pipeline could have long-term political, economic, and strategic consequences for the involved states and the wider region.


The original infrastructure was constructed during the 30s of the previous century when two 12-inch pipes transported oil from Kirkuk to Haifa in British mandated Palestine and Tripoli in French-mandated Lebanon. The Tripoli line was supplemented by a 30-inch pipeline in the 50s which could transport approximately 400,000 barrels/day. The Kirkuk-Tripoli pipeline was suspended by Syria during the Iraq-Iran war in an attempt to support Tehran in its struggle against Baghdad.




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The current political climate, which has enabled cooperation between Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, is the consequence of one country’s foreign policy. Since the U.S. invasion of Iraq and the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, Iranian influence has grown considerably across the Middle East. Tehran’s support for proxies in neighboring countries has strongly influenced regional politics and made Saudi Arabia nervous of what it sees as “Persian encroachment”.


The Iranian support for Syria’s President Assad provided a lifeline to the regime during the country’s civil war. Tehran has invested significantly in maintaining the position of its ally in Damascus. In neighboring Iraq, the democratization process installed a Shia-dominated parliament which is supported by powerful paramilitary groups funded and organized by the Quds force, the branch of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard responsible for extraterritorial activities. Despite significant military and political gains, consolidation is required to cement the ties between Iran’s Arab partners, which

[broadford bay] 08/6/2019 18:29

Hi bigdog,

it's certainly looking as though my "issues" are now morphing into problems....

I wonder what on earth they are going to find to say positively about the issues in 12 days time?

And, once the divi date has been agreed, will 200p hold?

Ignoring how DNO have stormed ahead over the last 12m, even TAQA/Atrush are now showing us a clean pair of heels!

Still, top management team eh?

[mcfly02] 08/6/2019 18:29

#Gkp Oilman63 update. Due to rig problems SH H didn't spud until yesterday. Now drilling. Remember this is a production well. You can always rely on Gulf to deliver late. #gkp

You have just got to love GoatCam 🐐🎥®

Robert Waterhouse's team never had one of these 😂

[bigdog5] 08/6/2019 17:44

I see that the multi nicknamed one is still posting up 660m barrels. The number is 620m GROSS and decreasing. Of that number the company has approx 360m they can currently book as reserves.

There has been no new CPR to alter that number. There has been no 2nd amendment to the PSC that was hoped would clear up the unknowns.

As regards any buyback of shares as is continually ramped by the same poster that makes no sense imo. The company has stated they are fully funded for all their hyped plans which imho is unlikely as I suspect they will require a placing/bonds. So to use up valuable funds purchasing their own shares would mean greater borrowings at a later date. Add that to the fact that the ramping up of production to the much hyped but now massively delayed 55k a day means their income predictions are now in tatters.

Could this be further proof that all is not right and why we have seen that the CFO is to leave?

Operational, Host and BoD issues do not make for a confident investment imo.

[stockport loser] 08/6/2019 16:56

Strange as Ammu is Paul, really needs to get help of s professional nature.