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GKP Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd

113.50
3.20 (2.90%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd LSE:GKP London Ordinary Share BMG4209G2077 COM SHS USD1.00 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  3.20 2.90% 113.50 112.90 113.50 114.50 112.00 112.30 933,497 16:35:29
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 123.51M -11.5M -0.0517 -21.91 252.03M
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd is listed in the Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GKP. The last closing price for Gulf Keystone Petroleum was 110.30p. Over the last year, Gulf Keystone Petroleum shares have traded in a share price range of 81.70p to 154.60p.

Gulf Keystone Petroleum currently has 222,443,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gulf Keystone Petroleum is £252.03 million. Gulf Keystone Petroleum has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -21.91.

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21/10/2020
14:14
The market currently values GKP 470m 2p at less than 30 cents per barrel( Let alone 50 times that amount if the Conoco this week agreed to buy Concho at a rate of $13 dollars per barrel :)Lol
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
14:14
On cue the BIGGEST buy SIGNAL ever :))))Clown Dog USA BIGGEST BUY SIGNAL EVER
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
14:07
Your desperation knows no bounds but it is providing huge hilarity.

No wonder Paul the troll has to get up so early with all those bogus avatars to use and talk to himself with.

Oh btw, the company doesn't have anywhere close to the P2 numbers that Paul the troll keeps posting.

Soon to be 50p based on what the oil price is going to do.

Happy to assist.

bigdog5
21/10/2020
13:57
Sorry, double post.
bumkin
21/10/2020
13:57
I would just like to thank the folk on here who continually give out great updates, particularly beernut, it is really appreciated. So a big thank you and keep up the good work, from the many genuine holders who don’t say much but keep holding.
bumkin
21/10/2020
13:25
Forget about oil prices, beernut. See if you can find that news item which says the Iraqi Parliament is about to vote on the O&G Law. Then we'll be cooking on gas. -:)
pensioner2
21/10/2020
12:36
Crude Oil Prices Edge Higher On Weaker US Dollar, EIA Report In Focus
By Margaret Yang of DailyFX
Wednesday, October 21, 2020 7:00 AM EDT
WTI crude oil prices edged higher on Wednesday, challenging a key resistance level at US$ 41.50. Oil prices were boosted by stimulus hopes and a falling US Dollar after US House Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi self-imposed a deadline for the White House to approve the relief package. The DXY US Dollar index fell for a second day to 92.92 – the lowest level seen in a month.
Oil traders are also eyeing Wednesday’s EIA inventory reports, expecting a 1.02 million barrels fall in US crude oil stockpiles. Oil prices have historically exhibited a negative correlation with inventory changes, and the past 12 months’ data can be viewed on the chart below.

beernut
21/10/2020
12:04
Thank you , that is very solid !!!Currently73.8 460073.7 530073.6 190073.5 8310073.3 300073.1 300073.0 5000072.9 500072.5 50000Total 210000All of these except the first are single ordersThe other side comes to approx 74000Although I think P 2's comment above holds a lot of truth
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
11:57
Currently

73.8 4600
73.7 5300
73.6 1900
73.5 83100
73.3 3000
73.1 3000
73.0 50000
72.9 5000
72.5 50000

Total 210000
All of these except the first are single orders

The other side comes to approx 74000


Although I think P 2's comment above holds a lot of truth

ticketmaster
21/10/2020
11:57
The market currently values GKP 470m 2p at less than 30 cents per barrel( Let alone 50 times that amount if the Conoco this week agreed to buy Concho at a rate of $13 dollars per barrel :)Lol
urals
21/10/2020
11:29
Can you flesh that out more please,Very strong order book today. The vast majority coming from only 1 or 2 orders at each level. Looking good261000 v 89300
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
11:23
No he's a petrophysicist ,was based in Indonesia last I heard.Or at least his old incarnation on iii was.
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
11:12
Is BaaBaaBlacksheep really GKPhero?
jimmyflea
21/10/2020
11:05
I don't think that works, ticketmaster. At the moment they're just swapping shares around and they can keep the share price wherever they want for that purpose. The only way it'll change is if another big beast wants to gatecrash the party (imo).
pensioner2
21/10/2020
10:54
25bn is a huge stretch Around 13bn OIPIMO recovery with EOR may be 50%6.5bn , 80% for GKPAround 5bn BoeBut even at 10% which is where it is currently we are at an ENTERPRISE VALUE TO 2P. ratio of 0.30Which is absurd anyway!
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
10:34
Very strong order book today. The vast majority coming from only 1 or 2 orders at each level. Looking good

261000 v 89300

ticketmaster
21/10/2020
09:15
BaaBaaBlacksheep

Posts: 1

Price: 74.00

Strong Buy

Greater ShaikanToday 08:36
25bn recoverable.

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nestoframpers
21/10/2020
09:10
ImoThey will announce they bought back 60-80 m shares using unutilised 200m note facilityLeaves say. 140m shares in issue650 2p+2c MINIMUM at $20 / Boe = $13bn$13bn/ 140 m shares = $92/share= £70
jamiethebroadfraudster
21/10/2020
08:54
Why not! At least it's in line with GKPhero's guidance.
k4n4k
21/10/2020
08:53
£50+ imo k4
urals
21/10/2020
08:49
If we break resistance at 75p, next stop is 300p. IMO.
k4n4k
21/10/2020
08:25
😂😂😂

It's no wonder the massive FCA investigation failed 😂😂😂

8 year old information lol.

mcfly02
21/10/2020
06:35
It was such a lovely day yesterday I went for a WALK in the DEN.

LoL

highlander7
21/10/2020
06:01
Oil prices climb as U.S. stimulus negotiations resume
By ANDRES GUERRA LUZ AND GRANT SMITH on 10/20/2020

(Bloomberg) --Oil edged higher as U.S. lawmakers negotiated the size of a potential spending bill to boost economic recovery, presenting a rare bright spot for the demand outlook.

Futures in New York rose above $41 a barrel after earlier sliding as much as 1.4% Tuesday. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Bloomberg TV that a bill for a compromise stimulus package is being written, raising hopes that lawmakers and the White House may be able to break a months-long impasse. But “mixed messages” between Trump and Senate Republicans -- who have opposed a package of $1.8 trillion or more -- could pose a hurdle, Pelosi said.

“If we don’t have a deal, I struggle to see what the catalyst is to move us higher,” said Peter McNally, global head for industrials, materials and energy at Third Bridge. “People need jobs to support demand in an otherwise seasonally weaker period.”

The market is also weighing uncertainty over whether OPEC and its allies will move forward with its plans to add 2 million barrels a day back onto the market from January. Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said that the nation won’t make any decisions about the future of cuts related to the OPEC+ output deal until the group’s meeting next month.

U.S. crude futures have been stuck around the $40 a barrel mark so far this month as governments struggle to control new flareups of the virus. The worsening virus spread in Europe is sapping momentum from an already fragile demand recovery, with Ireland and Wales imposing stringent lockdowns and Italy’s financial center planning a curfew. Meanwhile, traders are looking for signs as to whether U.S. lawmakers can pass another round of fiscal stimulus, which would provide a much-needed boost to demand.

“According to the current OPEC+ deal, we are going to see 2 million barrels a day come on January, and we’re not so sure the market can handle this,” said Bart Melek, head of global commodity strategy at TD Securities. “We’re also going to need more clarity where the fiscal plan is going. So there are a lot of uncertainties out here.”

beernut
21/10/2020
05:52
If they have bought 30% in via proxy which they should have...It will be >£50 Tickety tockety
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