Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[bigdog5] 14/12/2022 14:01

Good afternoon Broadford, all good, I trust its likewise with you.

The hosts did say that there was water "flooding" into several of "their" fields.

Way less than 3 billion barrels instead of their "45" billion they've been banging on about for decades!!! It was always assumed to be a negotiating tactic with Baghdad.

[thebabe] 14/12/2022 13:56

Sold before Christmas :)
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"BIGDOG re -iterates CONVICTION BUY RECOMMENDATION
#GKP will announce sale this week.
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YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK."

[bigdog5] 14/12/2022 13:54

This company could have been taken for pence years ago but no one was interested. They've got even less oil now due to production. No new oil discovered, the only zone they produce from has got water problems which means even less oil than shown in their CPR numbers. Then there's the extremely costly gas flaring to fix. The new wells are obviously "stealing" production from other wells as shown by a only a 3k a day increase to production since 2014.

If it wasn't for Putin's war and the fake oil price exaggerated by those with vested interests the share price would be sub £1.50 (1.5p really) based on the failures.

Reality for you suckers and always happy to help.

[thebabe] 14/12/2022 13:38

Sold before Christmas :)
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"BROADFRAUD re -iterates CONVICTION BUY RECOMMENDATION
#GKP will announce sale this week.
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YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK."

[thebabe] 14/12/2022 13:08

Sold before Christmas :)
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"BIGDOG re -iterates CONVICTION BUY RECOMMENDATION
#GKP will announce sale this week.
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YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK."

[thebabe] 14/12/2022 13:01

Sold before Christmas :)
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"BIGDOG re -iterates CONVICTION BUY RECOMMENDATION
#GKP will announce sale this week.
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YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK."

[bigdog5] 14/12/2022 12:47

Afternoon delusional fantasists. No takeover then. Won't be one as no one is interested. Too many costly problems and massive risks. However, this is the much more likely:-

Bigdog actually believes that the hosts will get their long held aim of consolidation. Then, with an asset value of £1.50 (1.5p) plus cash at bank and a premium the consolidation value wouldn't need to be much higher than £2ps. The company would of course then remind you suckers about the divis they've had to pay in order to make the outcome look much better.

Then to consider is why no one was interested when it was originally available for 50p and then at a later date 60p. That explains so much but not it seems to you suckers innit:-)

Didn't Kozel work his CON real well:-)

[fardels bear] 14/12/2022 11:42

Gonna change your name to Rip van Winkle?

[ticketmaster] 14/12/2022 11:14

Just jumped up to 110953 in the last few minuets
Hopefully they will stay awake and not go back to bed!

[ticketmaster] 14/12/2022 11:05

Pathetic volume so far today
39,357 shares traded in just over 3 hours
Everyone seems to be in bed at the moment

[nestoframpers] 13/12/2022 22:52

£2.50 ! , I'll only get out of bed for £25 .

[nufc9] 13/12/2022 22:14

KRG’s top delegation discuss Erbil-Baghdad relations with Iraqi President

“President Rashid stressed adhering to the constitution as the basis for reaching an agreement that is in the interest of the Iraqi people and the Kurdistan Region.”

Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid on Tuesday received Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) top delegation, according to a statement.

During the meeting, both officials, “discussed the negotiations that took place in Baghdad over the past days aimed at reaching an agreement between the KRG and the Iraqi federal government regarding the Kurdistan Region’s fixed share of the 2023 budget bill and other pending issues,” according to a statement from the KRG.

“President Rashid stressed adhering to the constitution as the basis for reaching an agreement that is in the interest of the Iraqi people and the Kurdistan Region,” the statement added.

KRG’s delegation expressed their gratitude to the Iraqi President for his “continued support and efforts” to resolve lingering issues between KRG and the federal government.

[ptmorris1] 13/12/2022 22:02

"Perhaps I have had a little to much red wine." Is this even possible?

[ticketmaster] 13/12/2022 21:20

Brent made 3 attempts to break though 81 in the last 5 hours. Hopefully this battle will continue tomorrow. And that GKP can follow the trend
I was more than a little pessimistic over the weekend but it's strange how sentiment can change. GKP at 2.50 is not impossible before Christmas with another break through in the new year. Good luck all lth

Let's have some positive thinking. Perhaps I have had a little to much red wine.

[beernut] 13/12/2022 20:07

Hopefully coming to end game.

And the Iraq / Kurdistan gov solving issues through dialogue 😂😀

Wish I had a pound for every time I heard that.

Like spark plug says lots of meetings.

Money paid for Kurdistan working by Iraq gov.

Don’t think we’ve ever been this close.

Hope there’s a line in the Iraq constitution that gets Maliki a swift one in the undercarriage.

Gla

[spark plug] 13/12/2022 18:26

lots of positive reports recently so all heading in the right direction - over the last several months there has been many dignatories from most European contries plus other "well wishers" from nearby, willing to publicly show their support for the Kudistan leaders. This is a new era of support which I believe is all part of the bigger picture, despite the relentless daily manipulation of the share price - those in the know are well aware of what's coming down the line - and Maliki is not going to have any chance to scupper our dream - he should have been locked up years ago!
Good luck all lth - hang in there - the journey is nearing it's end (leave Kylie in her box for now)!

[bigdog5] 13/12/2022 17:50

Mr Carroll, Bigdog actually believes that the hosts will get their long held aim of consolidation. Then, with an asset value of £1.50 (1.5p) plus cash at bank and a premium the consolidation value wouldn't need to be much higher than £2ps. The company would of course then remind you suckers about the divis they've had to pay in order to make the outcome look much better.

[nestoframpers] 13/12/2022 17:28

only two ministers did not vote in favor of sending 200 billion dinars to the Kurdistan Region.


bet Maliki was one of them

[beernut] 13/12/2022 16:07

The Iraqi government approves sending the employees' salaries to Erbil
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Shafaq News/ As part of the agreement between the Kurdistan Region and Baghdad, the Iraqi government approved sending 400 billion dinars to finance the employees' salaries.
A source told Shafaq News Agency that the federal government would send the funds for November and December salaries.

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Negotiations are underway between the two sides to resolve the differences, including oil, the fiscal budget, and the Peshmerga deployment in the disputed areas.
During the Government of former Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi (2018-2020), both sides concluded an agreement that requires Baghdad to pay all the salaries of the Kurdistan Region for the first time since 2014. In return, Erbil would deliver the revenue of 250,000 barrels of oil out of nearly 500,000 barrels that Kurdistan exports independently.
Baghdad said Erbil did not adhere to this agreement almost wholly, while the Kurdish Government confirmed that it fulfilled its promises.
In May 2020, the former PM Mustafa Al-Kadhimi decided to stop paying the salaries of the Region's employees, amounting to nearly 500 million dollars per month, due to the financial crisis.
Consequently, the Region's senior officials, including President Nechirvan Barzani and Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani, visited Baghdad frequently to find solutions, but to no avail.
Another part of the disagreement is the disputed areas.
The Iraqi army forces regained in October 2017 control of the Kirkuk Governorate and the disputed areas, extending across a strip starting east from Diyala, passing through Saladin, and reaching southwest of Nineveh.
The Iraqi Kurdistan used to keep control over all those areas after the collapse of the Iraqi army in 2014 following the attack by ISIS.
Since 2017, security in Kirkuk and the disputed areas has been maintained through multiple federal forces, including the army, the federal police, the counter-terrorism service, and Popular Mobilization Forces.
An announced agreement between Baghdad and Erbil stipulated that four joint security centers be formed in the disputed areas in Kirkuk, Diyala, Makhmur, and Mosul, to cover the vacuum areas between the army and the Peshmerga to prevent ISIS activities. However, the agreement is now suspended, and both sides accuse each other of a lack of responsiveness.
Now, with a new round of talks, many future scenarios are posed for the relationship. But hope was raised by forming a new federal government head by Muhammad Shia'a Al-Sudani.