Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[nicebut] 14/10/2016 17:32

Bigger thus too ....LOL

[fake taxi] 14/10/2016 17:30

Im missing my vocation in life, I think I should have been a financial advisor, Hydrocarbon would still have been a millionaire, oh well

[fake taxi] 14/10/2016 17:28

NB, its comical isn't it. Didn't Hydrohardon do a 1712 and constantly spam the board with some pathetic drivel about only listening to the 'credible' posters and advising everyone to filter us trolls. I wonder which avatar she/he is now? Make it has the password of another dead friend who's last words were "top up"

[oil_investor] 14/10/2016 17:16

OK Nicebut apologises and that apology is accepted.

Now can he perhaps explain why John Stafford said, in the removed GKP video material, that he did not agree with what his former employer ERC had said about Shaikan-6?

I suppose "why" is a bit of a strong question, so let's just start by establishing that this is what John Stafford DID say.

And then there's a baseline from which to consider the matter further.

[privateinvestor001] 14/10/2016 17:14

Stu, the real stu i mean... :o)

Apols for speaking to you unkindly earlier...
I had to go have a read of your posts to see who's posts were actually yours and who's were the latest multi alias effort from team fraud...
That "F off" shouldnt of been aimed at you...

[biggerthus] 14/10/2016 17:13

bob,
Well then you've just said it. How can either a CEO or a CSO do their jobs when they don't know the most important details about the assets & therefore their worth?
And if NZ knew but JF didn't, who told him? And if neither knew, but have done since 12/2015, why haven't they a) cleared out the dead wood & b) sorted out a proper CPR & valuation of the company, thereby averting the D4E?

It makes no sense. Unless you reckon they're both complicit in covering up even after they became aware ?

But at least we can conclude from the timing that JF hired NZ. Who else, unless the larger BOD thought JF was thick?
And remember a 'patsy' doesn't have to know anything ... in fact that's exactly how you want them; clueless.

JF said lots of things on GKPTV & during his SH picnics, but look where we are now. Why believe a word ?

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oil_investor14 Oct '16 - 16:32 - 522906 of 522925 0 1
BiggerThus: it wasn't until Jon Ferrier had been at the company for six months that he knew about the Fracture Porosity/Reserves delta. Nadhim Zahawi MP was in post months before then. JF may have had doubts about certain of his colleagues immediately after appointment, but there's no evidence of that of which I'm aware.

JF did say, earlier this year, that Nadhsm Zahawi MP was doing a key job for GKP. I suppose some would laugh at that comment, but that's what he said.

[bigdog5] 14/10/2016 17:12

Oh dear,

"bob,
Sorry, you're wrong".


As he's been for 7 years. The proof is all there.

FE11 mentioned earlier all the back costs that the MNR still owe GKP as did the fake reverend. Just as a reminder these costs are supposed to be paid back through production. Now, if the BH's were to accept an offer is it likely that the MNR will refuse to sanction it when they can immediately write off that debt?

Is the fake reverend the only poster that doesn't know Leftly's source?

[nicebut] 14/10/2016 17:12

You have a friend?

[oil_investor] 14/10/2016 17:10

Here's something interesting.

One of my friends has just told me that their Excess application in the Open Offer has been cut back.

It seems that GKP have granted Excesses in full only up to a certain level.

[nicebut] 14/10/2016 17:09

The point was that you based your whole 8 months and 4000+ posts on a *typo*...

Yeah and I`ll apologise for my 12.8bn that should have been 9.somethingotherbillion...

Has he ever apologised for his non-sense and misleading rubbish...??

`It`s just storm in a tea cup.`

Yes and the share price is 1.18pence...

[oil_investor] 14/10/2016 17:07

Oh dear.

Now Nicebut realises that he has been barking up the wrong tree for the past eight months.

But not before hearts1 had jumped in, to support Nicebut, and had asserted that it was 12.8 billion barrels of Resources.

Thus proving that hearts1 wasn't working from source material at all, but was simply copying what Nicebut had said, without checking it, and then giving incorrect support to what Nicebut had said.

[tess_tickle] 14/10/2016 17:07

Re: the sources of the sauces, do you have the resouces to source me a copy of the sauces.

[fake taxi] 14/10/2016 17:05

NB, funny he spotted your typo and at a share price of around 1p thats all he has left,nit picking in the extreme, oh well.

[lardner23] 14/10/2016 17:03

#522917

Well at least WR acknowledged there was a typo :))

[shaftdrive1] 14/10/2016 17:02

Terry....chart....excellent stuff!
John,.....'its stucom'....and I thought you was the main dummy on here!....arf
Think the volume (and red)will run into Monday....and Tuesday.....and Wednesday..get the er,drift?..😁
Nice cheeky Aussie red (or 2) lined up for the evening John,have a good weekend sir...Monday,the debacle,sorry,debate continues!
ps....too wet for brum brum,which is getting a front brake overhaul.

[fake taxi] 14/10/2016 17:01

Hard to see much upside for anyone here, dont forget they told you the restructure will still leave this in a perilous position, why would the bondholders risk holding? Yes they may want 2p, 3p, 4p but wanting and getting are two different things. There is huge investment still required here for any growth, who going to stump that up? And whats the point of pumping more oil under the current structure? I can only see one outcome which is a sale and it wont be a frenzy, so somewhere in the 1p ballpark I would guess and of course that will look even more inviting at 0.6p

[nicebut] 14/10/2016 17:01

Take a bit of news (that`s in the public domain) and embellish it- Suddenly who is coming to Kurdistan and why?




johnbuy 11 Nov'11 - 23:11 - 126108 of 454378 0 0

From Spikey on iii -



Quote -

"Gulf Keystone gushed 35.5p more to 177.25p amid reports that oil supergroup Exxon Mobil is on the verge of entering Kurdistan in Iraq after signing contracts with the Kurdistan Regional government to explore for oil and gas in six blocks in the area.

Gulf Keystone could now look particularly attractive to Exxon. Earlier this week the shares jumped on details of a significant upgrade to the volumes of oil in place for the Shaikan block in Northern Iraq."

bobobob5 9 Dec'11 - 20:28 - 136503 of 454382 0 0

nicebut: I've just been talking to GRH. He is NOT saying that ExxonMobil have offered £3 a share for GKP. It is believed, based upon extensive intelligence which Shareholders i.e. GKP's *OWNERS* are perfectly entitled to do (but which may of course be wrong) that the figure may be about £7.50 a share.

It is believed that the Chinese may have indicated that they would be preopared to pay £27 a share. The very large difference is because the Chinese put a much higher value on future oil production, whereas the Western 'NPV' model tends to discount production beyond about years 12-15 to almost nothing by year 25 because of the heavy cumulative discounting at a 10% discount rate of the income during those later years.

I would imagine that the KRG probably want the best technical etc. experts to deal with the development of these very valuable assets and the Americans have that technology.

but imho DYOR etc as always

[1waving] 14/10/2016 16:58

BT

GKP were in negotiations/discussion with NZ for many weeks before the formal appointment. NZ didn't want to be a Director --- hence the non board appointment.

Non-accountability. No regulations to follow etc etc.

Slippery scumbag !

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[hearts1] 14/10/2016 16:56

If you want to see typos, you need to look at his LinkedIn CV - Agatha Christie couldn't have wrote better fiction. Again the question is why is he pretending to be an oil analyst ?Compulsive liar I think.

[lobo] 14/10/2016 16:55

lard,

I followed your link (thanks) and saw this one immediately after it.
How things have changed in 1 year...


GKPhero27 Oct '15 - 15:16 - 452332
50p bid won't be entertained.

500p bid would.