Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[steephill cove] 26/10/2021 11:22

PFOC permanently FILTERED & talking into a vacuum 👋

Just like the 🐐🎥 that appears to have disappeared into one. Oh dear 🤣

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 11:08

Yea sarah, you do talk some poop. Just buy some bloomin shares and get involved darlin

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:55

Hi Bigdog, fancy meeting up and going to one of steephill's bj parties?

[bigdog5] 26/10/2021 10:53

Has h7 had a look at RW's points and questions yet?

What does the "ex in the Industry" make of them?

Can he see why RW was baffled and confused and that the data from the Kozel regime was contradicting itself? Can he see why JG and others couldn't make sense of the different info that they were getting.

So in actual fact RW was disputing what Kozel was bigging up and what he was paying himself on. That's why questions put to various members of the BoD back then weren't answered. That's why they dodged the issue, the data didn't make sense which is why its no longer referred to and wasn't under the JF regime. So you clowns that keep salivating on the pretty pictures that nestofBS posts up are being mislead. If any decent number of barrels were there the company would have been bought years ago.

Happy to help.

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:43

Chief Dictator Paul... stop telling your soldiers what to do. Let them think for themselves before you lead them into a war that they will lose!

[sold_to_cnpc_before_xmas] 26/10/2021 10:41

Steep use the filter !!!!

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:41

LOL eddie... this isnt north Korea... People are allowed to have their own opinions and vote posts up and down.

Blimey... calm down dear

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:33

suck it from the tip to the base baby !

[steephill cove] 26/10/2021 10:32

It’s not my bag love, just like youre not 🤦‍a94;️

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:27

lol I'm not Sarah....

I don't doubt you are familiar with the requirements of entry and engagement in the BJ parties....

[steephill cove] 26/10/2021 10:24

Wheres the 🐐🎥 gone?

💭🐐🎥↘ᥧ9;🕳

[steephill cove] 26/10/2021 10:21

Lets not kid ourselves PFOCs (Sarah) 7 ticks up comprise of the multiple variations of the 🛢🤠monikers plus Bigdog5; GKP investor & Broadford Bay.

Shes just trying to make out shes popular, but in reality about as welcome as a coldsore at a BJ party 🤣

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:21

Paul has gone silent on Twitter these days..... His confidence is obviously waning as each passing day goes by.....

[steephill cove] 26/10/2021 10:20

Lets not kid ourselves PFOCs (Sarah) 7 ticks up comprise of the multiple variations of the 🛢🤠 monikers plus Bigdog5; GKP investor & Broadford Bay.

Shes just trying to make out shes popular, but in reality about as welcome as a coldsore at a BJ party 🤣

[paulsfullofcrap] 26/10/2021 10:14

appreciate the reply P2.... your responses always make me laugh.

Confirmation bias at its best...

or...


you know that you are talking rubbish but you are still trying to deceive other investors...

I'm not quite sure which one it is yet.

[beernut] 26/10/2021 10:05

Oil Prices Will Remain High For Years To Come

By Tsvetana Paraskova - Oct 25, 2021, 7:00 PM CDT
A growing number of major investment banks are turning bullish on oil in the medium to long term.
A lack of investment is leading to supply deficits as demand rebounds to pre-COVID levels.
Rebounding consumption and tight supply could push oil prices even higher.
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Six years after former BP chief executive Bob Dudley said that “the industry needs to prepare for lower for longer,” a growing number of major investment banks now expect “higher for longer” oil prices.

Rebounding global oil consumption amid tight supply—contrary to some forecasts last year that indicate demand may have peaked or was close to its peak—as well as years of underinvestment in new supply following the 2015 crash, have prompted Wall Street banks to raise significantly their projections for oil prices in the short and medium term.

Oil prices have hit multi-year highs in recent days, with WTI Crude at its highest since 2014 and Brent Crude at the highest level since October 2018.

Even after the latest rally, prices still have headroom to rise further, many major investment banks believe.

Goldman Sachs, for example, sees Brent hitting $90 per barrel at the end of this year, up from $80 expected earlier. The key driver of Goldman’s higher forecast is global oil demand recovery amid still a weaker supply response from non-OPEC+ oil producers.