Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[beernut] 02/11/2021 12:56

Paul’s winding em all up on Lse.

Went from 1 post this am to 28 now.

All of em arguing against his theory of Directors holding shares but not using any of Divi money to buy more shares as they’re all in on insider deal being announced.

Certainly got em squawking. 😂

[40quidminimum] 02/11/2021 12:43

LSERE: TAKEOVER Code Today 12:36Its highly unusual - several people - all with differing financial circumstances - behave identically.Stuart Catterall - Chief Operating Officer - just one of several PDMR with large holdings.He has 207,330 shares that have also earnt him around £ 70,000 quid in divs so far 2021He hasn't used that cash to buy any more.He also hasn't sold 1.IMHO he and the rest of PDMR and Directors that have been equally inactive either way , not dealt in the companies shares at all , because they have been brought inside a deal that will be announced shortly.

[bigdog5] 02/11/2021 12:43

How strange that the Stockport BS err doesn't understand the RNS, lol.

[goatcam] 02/11/2021 12:25

Payment RNS due IMMINENTLY

GoatCam is never wrong

[bigdog5] 02/11/2021 12:10

I bet you all got excited when you saw there was a RNS, lol.

I note that highlandersnowflake is really concerned and unable to sleep and is getting up even earlier than usual to post her BS. Very obvious the stress of the past TEN years of waiting for someone/anyone to release her from the nightmare losses has got to her big time.

I note that there's an interesting post over on the sensible non ramping bb today:-)

It appears to be suggesting that things aren't "performing to expectations".

Anyways back to the Scottish snowflake who I note hasn't posted up any numbers as to what anyone will buy the very heavy Koruptistan oil for.

How strange that you've turned on the constable all because they don't go along with your ramptastic takeaway numbers. You poor schmucks really don't understand how penal the taxes and PSC is and it also appears you ignore all the "other" numbers that affect income and what the hosts take.

Happy to help as always.

[nestoframpers] 02/11/2021 10:55

I thought why did they bother with it too.

Hydro crazy that GKP staff have been lavished with such huge riches when it is Shaikan that does the work . GKP has only survived this long as it has been used to make VIPs very wealthy imo.

[beernut] 02/11/2021 10:31

Can anyone explain the Rns earlier.
What are the securities.
Beyond me. ?

[broadford bay] 02/11/2021 09:05

Morning Kman,

Todd showed them how it's done - part-timers, the lot of them.

[hydrocarbon1] 02/11/2021 08:50

Yeah NOR they better enjoy it as they will get nothing next week if they abruptly stop flaring and shut all wells in :-)

[pensioner2] 02/11/2021 07:14

So the sweetie jar is nearly empty. It looks as though we might have traction in the coming days.

[beernut] 02/11/2021 07:12

Tue, 2nd Nov 2021 07:00

RNS Number : 9572Q
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd.
02 November 2021



2 November 2021





Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd. (LSE: GKP)

("Gulf Keystone", "GKP" or "the Company")



Block Listing Six Monthly Return



(Note: Italicised terms have the same meaning as given in the Listing Rules.)



Name of applicant:

Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited

Name of scheme:

Value Creation Plan

Period of return:

From:

5 May 2021

To:

2 November 2021

Balance of unallotted securities under scheme(s) from previous return:

1,875,000 common shares of $1 each

Plus: The amount by which the block scheme(s) has been increased since the date of the last return (if any increase has been applied for):

nil

Less: Number of securities issued/allotted under scheme(s) during period (see LR3.5.7G):

1,860,615 common shares of $1 each

Equals: Balance under scheme(s) not yet issued/allotted at end of period:

14,385 common shares of $1 each



Name of contact:

Alasdair Robinson, Legal Director & Company Secretary

Telephone number of contact:

[phone]

[beernut] 02/11/2021 07:01

Lol.
Joe Biden fell asleep during Cop26 yesterday.

Shows he’s interested.

[highlander7] 02/11/2021 06:10

As an aside I notice all Bigdog5 / H7 / Bobs and a few other original posters pre 500k posts or so have been deleted by ADVFN . Which neatly explains the continual yap yap yapping by Sarah to "post the evidence".

[highlander7] 02/11/2021 05:45

Malcy ..


Oil price

Oil just faltered a bit last week and no great surprise that it is having a breather around these levels, WTI was down 19 cents and Brent $1.81, after the December expiry the differential has narrowed but usually bounces back. Reasons for the weakness don’t change much at the moment, with Putin releasing more gas that price has fallen and there is less switching into oil for power generation.

Also those Covid worries in Russia and China are simmering and have probably been responsible for some money managers taking the top off their crude oil holdings, they will be back. Opec+ meets on Thursday and at the moment one must assume that they will not change policy and thus release the 400/- b/d. Finally the Chinese Government has been selling some products down from the SPR to smooth the market.

[highlander7] 02/11/2021 05:40

Bank Of America Sees $120 Oil By June 2022
By Julianne Geiger - Nov 01, 2021,

The Brent crude benchmark will hit $120 per barrel by the end of June 2022, Bank of America said in a research note this week, cited by Bloomberg.

The catalyst for BofA’s increased price forecast is the current global energy crisis that has seen prices for crude oil, coal, natural gas, and LNG skyrocket as the market tightens.

Just a month ago, BofA had forecast that oil could reach $100 over the next six months—and that was if we had a winter that was colder than usual. At the time, this was expected to be the most important driver of the global energy markets.

BofA feels even more so now that the global oil demand recovery will continue to outpace supply over the next year and a half, resulting in dwindling inventories that set the stage for higher oil prices.

In September, BofA pointed to the grim situation in the European energy markets, which have seen depleting inventories that have triggered vigorous price volatility as a sign of what’s to come.

[highlander7] 02/11/2021 05:09

Oilvoice ...

Chronic Underinvestment Could Send Energy Prices Higher For Longer
By Irina Slav - Oct 31, 2021,

Just two years ago, many forecasters predicted that oil and gas prices were likely to remain lower for longer. Thanks to a perfect mix of underinvestment and rebounding demand, energy prices are soaring.

The next crunch could be caused by actual shortages of fossil fuels, just like this year’s record coal prices were caused as much by the sudden spike in demand.

Less than two years ago, the energy industry was being advised to get used to the fact that oil and gas prices would be lower for longer because there was so much supply. Coal was on its way out, and the future looked green and bright.

Fast forward to October 2021. We have record-high gas prices, oil over $80 per barrel, and a boom in coal demand that has led to a surge in prices that even a year ago was probably unthinkable for many. What’s next? Apparently, nobody knows.

Oil demand was supposed to be nearing its peak, but now, forecasters are revising their forecasts because oil demand appears to be quite resilient to all attempts to stifle it artificially.

Gas demand is through the roof and so are prices. And, like on oil, analysts are split in their opinions of whether this is only a temporary, short-lived problem or whether it could extend over a longer period.

“This will be a crisis that is reoccurring over the next three or four years, simply because we don’t have a lot of new natural gas supply coming into the market in that period,” Richard Gorry from JBC Energy Asia told CNBC this week. “By 2025, the situation may change, but I think we definitely have a couple of years where we’re going to be looking at high energy prices,” he added.

Energy Aspects Amrita Sen goes further: in a recent opinion piece for the Financial Times, Sen argued that high fossil fuel prices are here to stay, but instead of trying to bring them down, stakeholders should embrace the fact. The reason: higher fossil fuel prices will help us move away from them and replace them with lower-carbon energy sources

[40quidminimum] 01/11/2021 20:25

SOLD before Christmas and you can take that to the bank

[40quidminimum] 01/11/2021 20:24

HTTPS://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-11-01/oil-headed-for-120-in-a-matter-of-months-bank-of-america-says