Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[fairenough11] 15/7/2022 10:26

#GKP>>>Shaikan Payments Update

$38.1 million net to GKP

Extremely early?Hmm

[pensioner2] 15/7/2022 10:10

HL is always after 12pm in my experience. I think that is because you can't then withdraw it that day and they earn interest over the weekend. But that's cos I'm a cynic. :-)

[shortsqueezer] 15/7/2022 09:33

Excellent Thankyou :-)

[turvart] 15/7/2022 09:19

Shortsqueezer,

Because I have a lot of divvies paid in and it always arrives between 4.45 - 5.30, usually around 5pm. They are like clock-work, trust me, it will be in but not until around 5pm, If you have Divvy re-investment they will buy the shares between 2.30 - 4.00 but I don't have divvy re-investment set because I like to decide where the money is going, I was going to save some to buy Bigdog5 a few tins of Aldi beans but I bought more shares instead in GKP hahaha.

[97peter] 15/7/2022 09:10

Still not in yet on Interactive Investor! Normally after lunch, so will be re-investing then and all of it! Another 2,000 shares and then LTH for more divi’s and TO hopefully before November!!

[shortsqueezer] 15/7/2022 09:07

Im with Barcs too. How do you know it will arrive at 5?

[turvart] 15/7/2022 09:07

Just looked at the LSE trades mine showed as a sell lol.

[turvart] 15/7/2022 08:55

I get my Divvy from Barclays about 5pm today after Markets close so I've borrowed it out my savings account but I've basically got another 291 shares @ 205 ish area for my re-investment.

[johnbuysghost] 15/7/2022 08:41

I'm buying shortly. Crazy cheap price so thank you Blackrock. ;)

[sbb1x] 15/7/2022 08:35

Anyone got divi from HL yet ?

[bumkin] 15/7/2022 08:33

Yes SC, as I’ve said before, HSBC has previously taken 5 to 9 days to pay mine. Hasn’t been a major problem due to price fluctuations so I’ve not been greatly disadvantaged but would hate to miss out on these low prices 🤞🤞🤞

[steephill cove] 15/7/2022 08:29

The slowest judging by posts from GKP PIs during recent dividend payments appear to be HSBC upto 5 working days after the event 🤷‍a94;️

[thebabe] 15/7/2022 08:26

Ajbell youinvest , Charles Stanley, they have landed on payday around lunchtime,which is good.

[steephill cove] 15/7/2022 08:24

Dividends take time to come through & some banks upto 5 working days 👍

[martym] 15/7/2022 08:22

I thought this would have bounced today?

[bumkin] 15/7/2022 08:17

At these prices you would be completely mad not to 👍👌

[shortsqueezer] 15/7/2022 07:41

Should be a few divis hitting accounts today. Who's buying?

[beernut] 15/7/2022 06:54

Maybe ties in with Bidens visit to Israel as Kurdistan has been delivering oil there since beginning of exports.

[highlander7] 15/7/2022 06:48

"The U.S. role in Iraq must match realities on the ground. Kurdistan remains our trusted security partner and the only place in Iraq where the American government has financed energy projects. The U.S. can no longer allow Iran to erase America’s 30-year security and energy partnership with Kurdistan. We have played a critical role in creating the Kurdistan Region, and now we must protect it"


About time...looks like the Yanks need the Oil.

H7

[highlander7] 15/7/2022 05:43

GOLDMAN SACHS REMAINS BULLISH ON OIL PRICES
By Michael Kern - Jul 14, 2022

Goldman Sachs continues to hold a bullish view on oil despite the ongoing market sell-off, reiterating in a note its stance that “the skew to prices from here is squarely skewed to the upside.”

Goldman Sachs strategists, including Jeffrey Currie and Damien Courvalin, stress-tested their bullish view and found that despite growing concerns over oil fundamentals, both for higher supply and weaker demand, Brent’s fair value would remain above current market forwards in the second half of 2022 and in 2023.

With low inventories and a potential Saudi/UAE ramp-up in production in the region of 500,000 barrels per day (bpd), which will further deplete “record low spare capacity,” the risks are firmly skewed to the upside, Goldman Sachs’ analysts wrote in the note.

Under an adverse scenario, Brent’s fair value would be $120 in the second half of 2022 and $110 in 2023, down from Goldman’s forecasts of $135 and $125 a barrel, respectively, the bank’s strategists noted.

Even the worst-case scenario would still imply a Brent fair value of $105 for H2 2022 and $90 a barrel in 2023, also above market forwards.

“As a result, we reiterate our bullish oil price view following the recent sell-off,” Goldman Sachs said.

Early on Thursday, oil prices were down by 4% to levels last seen in February, just before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

At the end of last month, Jeffrey Currie, global head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs, said that the upside risk in crude oil and refined products “is tremendously high right now.” The recent pullback in oil prices could be a buying opportunity because prices are set to go higher from here this summer, according to the Wall Street bank.

Last week, Goldman’s Courvalin told CNBC that oil could still hit $140 per barrel.

“$140 is still our base case because, unlike equity, which are anticipatory assets, commodities need to solve for today’s mismatched supply and demand,” Courvalin said.

By Michael Kern for Oilprice.com

[highlander7] 15/7/2022 05:33

The sheer fact that Phillis still keeps an eye on this board - is telling enough.

H7

[johnbuysghost] 14/7/2022 23:45

The evening supper queue had whispers.

They said that GKP is on everyone's radar.


Make of this revelation what you will.