Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[pensioner2] 01/9/2021 18:25

Maybe we're going to splurge that 200m cash and 200m debt on solar panels or a mini nuclear reactor? Or maybe not. Who knows but it's an interesting read.

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 01/9/2021 18:00

The idiocy is stupendous OAPAnyway 325,000 and changeCouldn't have done it without themLOL

[kurdman63] 01/9/2021 17:55

Considering you spend most of your lives trying to convince people I'm clueless, you all seem to be getting a little agitated.

Please make sure both the company and the FCA know about my posts 😂

[pensioner2] 01/9/2021 17:31

Tomorrow's rns is going to be a c&p of today's goatcam report then? Interesting concept. I wonder if Harris knows about it.

[k4n4k] 01/9/2021 17:26

21:01.🕘 Mr🍩63 & Mrs🍩 giving an update ahead of the RNS? 💩🧠🧠🧠9504;

Expect 📈 when big 🛢️ play their 🃏

[nufc9] 01/9/2021 17:16

Bigdog, you say “I've been telling you clueless clowns for years if they keep quiet about what they get up to shareholders are none the wiser when their efforts fail.” So your saying shareholders like the current CEO, past CEO and CFO who together hold millions of shares are keeping negative news from the market... but yet they continue to
hold their millions of GKP shares.... LOOOOL you really are a Grade A Deekhead

[habshan] 01/9/2021 17:00

"Ops update 9.01pm tonight."

That'll be this one then Tony, the one that you say is no use.

In your own words - "There is a reason it's of no use." "It get substantiated hours later by RNS."

So we'll just ignore it and wait for the real thing then shall we.

[beernut] 01/9/2021 16:48

Doesn’t mention oil but you can bet oil companies are among the below.


Global firms on brink of buyout spree
Confidence at pre-pandemic levels, says survey
September 1 2021, The Times
The chief executives of the world’s biggest businesses are preparing to go on an acquisition spree as confidence in the global economy returns to levels not seen since the start of the pandemic, a survey has found.
A poll of 1,325 business leaders in the world’s largest economies, including 150 in Britain, found that 87 per cent were looking to do deals in the next three years to help boost and transform their businesses. Mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic alliances were identified as the main strategies for expansion and business transformation by 67 per cent of leaders of companies turning over at least $500 million (£365 million) in Britain.
Bill Thomas, global chairman and chief executive of KPMG, the accountancy firm that conducted the poll, said: “Despite the continued uncertainty around the pandemic, chief executives are increasingly confident that the global economy is coming back strong. This confidence has put leadership in an aggressive growth stance.”
KPMG surveyed business leaders from a range of sectors in 11 markets — including the US, China, India, France and Germany — between June and August. All the chief executives run businesses with annual revenues of more than $500 million, and a third have revenues of more than $10 billion.
Overall, 60 per cent of the leaders — 58 per cent in the UK — said they were confident about the global economy’s growth prospects in the next three years. The overall percentage was up from 42 per cent in the previous survey carried out in the first two months of the year. Bankers and management consultants have started celebrating a boom in deal-making in Britain. The volume of UK M&As completed since the start of the year has hit $343.1 billion — more than double the volume in 2019 and the highest level since 2000, according to Refinitiv, the data provider.
The activity is being driven by factors including a backlog of deals and executives feeling confident enough to make bets on the economic impact of Covid.
The successful rollout of the vaccine programme has raised hopes of an end to the crisis. Businesses that have strengthened their balance sheets to weather the storm are also now looking to bolster their competitive positions, and debt financing remains cheap.
KPMG’s poll also found a dramatic change in sentiment on the future of the office. During the first wave of the pandemic last year, 69 per cent of chief executives surveyed said they planned to downsize their physical footprints. That has since fallen to just 21 per cent. In the UK, the proportion planning to downsize has dropped to 14 per cent.
However, 43 per cent of British chief executives said they were looking to invest in shared office spaces. Hybrid models of working have been implemented by 37 per cent of global and UK executives.
Supply chains, cybersecurity and climate change were identified as the biggest risks to growth over the next three years. About 60 per cent of executives said their supply chain had been under increased stress during the pandemic.

[kurdman63] 01/9/2021 16:48

All that ramping at the end of play 😂

Didn't help the share price, down the day before results lol.

Ops update 9.01pm tonight 😱

GoatCam 🐐🎥®

[bigdog5] 01/9/2021 16:45

Its clear that all you clueless suckers have completely missed the change in the company since the Kozel days. I've been telling you clueless clowns for years if they keep quiet about what they get up to shareholders are none the wiser when their efforts fail. As history has proved with incredible accuracy.

You're welcome and its always nice to point out how clueless, naive and thick you rampers are:-)

[shortsqueezer] 01/9/2021 16:34

Looks like money moving here out of Genl. Which is nice

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 01/9/2021 16:34

Super agitated bashers it appears.Lol

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 01/9/2021 16:31

US investment bankers add 2,800,000 shares here in past month, to rise to 7th largest shareholder, with 9,000,000. . TAKEOVER ANNOUNCEMENT THURSDAY ?. HTTPS://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1430392276988137472?s=19

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 01/9/2021 16:31

Bashers operating 24/7 on retail bulletin boards.BIGDOG  ,KURDMAN, DAVROS, NOBULL , ETC ETC with over 36,000 negative posts ALL ON GKP HERE (LOLOLOLOL) THEY ARE HERE TO OBFUSCATE,RIDICULE, DIVERT, ATTENTION,FROM THE MOST OBVIOUS TAKEOVER EVER! KEEP RETAIL OUT ...LOL.Here's just SOME of the funds these BROKERS KNOCKERS  have helped to build HUGE STAKES pre very obvious TAKEOVER . HTTPS://t.co/Z88zToqHbm

[pensioner2] 01/9/2021 16:21

Looks as though the monkeys have kicked the 100k on the bid into the long grass. :-)

[highlander7] 01/9/2021 16:12

Malcy

Oil price

As with most Opec+ meeting days oil markets are on their toes, indeed already and before the meeting has started crude has gained a dollar and given it all back. Personally, I don’t expect many, if any divergences from the stated policy, of +400/- b/d. Even the rather weak attempt by the White House to get them to raise production was similar to current policy and will be ignored by Opec+.

Ida continues to head up the North Eastern Seaboard leaving behind one hell of a mess. Production is still down some 94% and refining 95% as Exxon closed their Baton Rouge 525/- b/d capacity and Philips their 255/- b’d capacity units. In total some 2.3% of all refining is shut-in, around 13% of US capacity.

[sbb1x] 01/9/2021 16:10

#OOTT | #EIA weekly data#Crude stocks -7.169M #Gasoline stocks +1.290M#Distillate stocks -1.732M#Cushing stocks +0.836M

[highlander7] 01/9/2021 16:09

Broadfraud. No experience : No qualifications : No knowledge.

Read it from the horses mouth.

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BroadfordBay post # 579321 of 579339

I have never, ever claimed to be an "Expert" - not on ESP, not on turbines, not on geo-physical or -petroleum areas. Never.

I do have very specialist knowledge of several areas of technology, none of which I believe you even have an inkling of and all in the design & application of specialist engineering equipment just not in the O&G Industry

Re my support for Oilman and bigdog as I have said before, both of these gentlemen have been attacked and vilified to an extraordinary degree. I am happy to confirm my continued support for these 2 chaps

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Note

“ NOT IN THE OIL AND INDUSTRY”

“ NOT IN PETROLEUM AREAS “

Here he is , telling us he knows NOTHING. Then he wonders why we ridicule him and the other 2 idiots he is proud to associate himself with.

A combination of ignorance , arrogance and delusion and he BELIEVES it.

LOL

[steephill cove] 01/9/2021 16:05

I am looking forward to the GKP share buyback of upto 10 percent of all outstanding GKP shares (21.3 Million), which will then be retired by the company, reducing the total number of GKP shares to just over 190 Million in total, to grow my portfolio value further.

It is not rocket science...

I merely follow the lead of the huge institutions continually buying; holding & increasing their percentage stakes in GKP.

I also follow the lead of the current GKP Board Directors who are insiders & have bought GKP shares.

I also follow the lead of the ex CEO & ex CFO of GKP who were insiders & chose to vest into GKP shares just a few days back, rather than taking life changing tax paid lump sums of money instead.

I now follow the lead of the new GKP CEO Jon Harris, who is a man on a mission to balance investment in growth together with returns to shareholders, as the board develop and realise value from the Shaikan Field for the benefit of all stakeholders.

They all clearly think GKP are Golden Tickets & so do I ;-)

[pensioner2] 01/9/2021 16:03

Somebody's bought 873 pinks. Was it you, Muttley?...

[spark plug] 01/9/2021 15:56

Doesn't appear to be any leaks with Buying & Selling this last few days fairly level - we will have to see what the morning brings but for all LTH this daily grind is nothing new - for the city scum to control the price at every opportunity it can only lead to one conclusion - lets all hang in for the Prize!