Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[ian_hannam] 17/8/2021 09:54

Nobull on fire on LSE....LOLOL

[nestoframpers] 17/8/2021 09:43

Anything negative and she gets her 30 pieces of Silver.

[highlander7] 17/8/2021 09:16

Bigdog - "As I bathe in my success of getting yet another prediction of mine correct."

Give her some credit ...one prediction right in 12 years is OK by me.

[habshan] 17/8/2021 08:54

Bigdog - "As I bathe in my success of getting yet another prediction of mine correct."

Her last share price prediction was this last year:- "40p tomorrow on its way to oblivion."

Now she's bathing in success because it's at 150p.

A complete loon.

[nestoframpers] 17/8/2021 08:52

More buys than sells but still down , they programmed those BOts well.

[mr_todd_kozel] 17/8/2021 08:36

25,000 after hours but at high of day yesterday

[shortsqueezer] 17/8/2021 08:28

So many zero trades already

[highlander7] 17/8/2021 07:25

Hopefully we will be getting good news in the next few weeks.

Thats what I hear from an Industry friend.

GLA

[ian_hannam] 17/8/2021 06:56

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[ian_hannam] 17/8/2021 06:55

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[highlander7] 17/8/2021 06:15

Oil prices made great gains on Wednesday on the back of falling U.S. inventories and stronger demand.

At 3:30 p.m. ET, WTI spot prices were up $2.70 per barrel, or 4.49% on the day at $62.88. Brent crude was trading at $66.37 per barrel, also up $2.70, or 4.24%.

Oil futures are set to finish out Wednesday with the highest finish since March.

The significant price increase comes on EIA reports of shrinking U.S. crude oil inventories, along with higher crude oil demand outlooks from OPEC earlier in the week and the International Energy Agency today.

In Tuesday’s Monthly Oil Market Report, OPEC increased its 2021 global oil demand outlook by 190,000 bpd. Today, the IEA increased its global oil demand outlook by 230,000 from its previous report. When taken with the EIA’s report of crude inventories that fell by 5.9 million barrels, strong economic data in China, and geopolitical tensions rising in Russia/Ukraine and Israel/Iran, the overarching sentiment in the oil market is particularly bullish, even though U.S. crude inventories are still above the five-year average for this time of year, at 492.4 million barrels.

According to OPEC, 2021 global oil demand is now expected to average 96.46 million bpd. The IEA is now estimating that global oil demand will average 96.7 million bpd, it said in its April report published Wednesday, on the back of improved economic forecasts and the outlook for accelerating vaccination programs.

At 4:30 p.m., ED, the May 2021 futures contract was trading hands at $62.94, up from the prior settlement of $60.18. For WTI and Brent, prices for the front-month contract settlements are the highest since March 17.

By Julianne Geiger for Oilprice.com

[highlander7] 17/8/2021 05:10

LOL

Obviously good news on the way.

[bigdog5] 16/8/2021 21:52

But aren't you doing well enough with your "shorts"?

[davr0s] 16/8/2021 21:48

If you are so good at predicting the future can you provide the winning lottery numbers before they are drawn next weekend

[bigdog5] 16/8/2021 21:44

As I bathe in my success of getting yet another prediction of mine correct I've been discussing with some extremely Senior City Finance Analysts (SCFA's) why the production numbers never increase by much even when a new well comes on stream. In fact sometimes they decrease. Pumping over 40k a day six years ago but now only 43k with more wells online.

We reached the conclusion and I've mentioned this before, that any new well is initially ramped up big time in order to report decent figures but after a few days is choked back so as to not suck up the sort of stuff that highlander7, habSHAM and the Stockport moron post every day. That serves the purpose of making the "experts" look like they know what they're doing and also it gets you morons in a lather thinking that any new well will continue to pump at that higher level infinitum. You will need to google that word h7.

However, we agreed that any new well could be robbing anothers of their production. That of course would be a double whammy as many of the existing wells will be getting very tired and their production levels will naturally be falling or could even gas out.

That lead us all to the conclusion that instead of you clowns being real nervous about what S13 could bring to the party, its all about other wells that are either fading away or trying to steal their compatriot's production.

Just a mull?

[busamitch] 16/8/2021 21:17

Who will get the Afghan opium and lithium?

[nestoframpers] 16/8/2021 21:12

They are letting anyone in without a PP anyway.

[nestoframpers] 16/8/2021 21:12

The Telegraph
@Telegraph
The UK will waive border rules to allow Afghan asylum seekers to flee the Taliban to Britain without a passport

[ian_hannam] 16/8/2021 19:03

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