Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[nestoframpers] 07/11/2016 16:42

past and past participle of mean

[phillis] 07/11/2016 16:39

NOR
What is a "meant"

[misha_hitstinks] 07/11/2016 16:38

GKPhero,

Give us, Beryl Zarmisin.

[wildrider7] 07/11/2016 16:37

Jon Bell was a liar for starters
he hid his directorship at kepi and probe on his CV


that is the way our II helped by their shag'ing mouth pieces on the gkp boards (who are still present and kicking) conceived 'good corporate governance' .... by not applying due diligence

what a total farce it all is.

[nestoframpers] 07/11/2016 16:34

Lol your meant to be classy Phillis , that post sounded chavy .

I am not in n a hurry and if there is a offer like DNO IE derisory then GKP are going to have to answer question to the LSE , hear that JF? we'll be coming for ya.

[bigdog5] 07/11/2016 16:27

1.17p

BH's wont have any profit soon.

OO, bad money after bad?

Time to discuss the porosity and mega pipe?

[phillis] 07/11/2016 16:23

No more RNSs from the shareholders that received 85 % of the enlarged equity
so one must assume this persistent selling is coming from the 15% ers
probably people who took up the Open Offer

Hurry up and get this dog sold please
i am down on my recent purchase

[bigdog5] 07/11/2016 16:20

Wouldn't expect anyone need offer more than 2p.

oliver, yes the threats in the ST and what would happen. CG, prevented at GKP by removal of those that endeavoured to bring it in? The first warning that if Kozel goes it upsets someone else? 1.19p and falling.

[nicebut] 07/11/2016 16:09

What was John Bells `serious conflict of interest`?

[oliver666] 07/11/2016 16:05

very simply, once Hawrmi saw the GKP board being changed , Dim wit Michael Howard was on the lose spouting on behalf of Hawrmi and Bazarni.

John Bell had a serious conflict of interest, and those who did no Due Dillegence on putting him forward carry the full responsibility for that, as if Capital and M&G were and are so incompetent it beggars belief.

If a group of shareholders are to act, they really need to do there homework and last time they did none as to many vested interests.

Hawrmi as full UK Goevrnment protection, but that's going, as details are appearing now of corruption by Tory Ministers and there ponzi mates lower down the ladder in the Kurd Lobbying Group, where there are serious people gunning for SOA man,

[mr roper] 07/11/2016 15:47

SamiZ and JonF (the cleaners)

shareholders...taken to the cleaners..

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[gkphero] 07/11/2016 15:23

I always knew that the KRG were untrustworthy.

Shocking.

[owdbuffer] 07/11/2016 15:21

Put the 6 major shareholders round a table and give them a cash offer they will accept and you own 51% of the Company. The rest of us will be forced to accept that price and there is F all we can do about it. How easy it now is to buy GKP.

In my view that is what is going on at the moment, hence no consolidation, no BOD buying, no AGM and no information.

I bought another load this morning and will get the same amount on Wednesday when I can get my hands on some more money.

It's not a massive buy IMO, but it is a good buy, since it won't be sold for 1.2p a share.

JF sold us down the river, and the ex note holders are about to do it again IMO.

We should get 2p or 3p or 4p, I hope more, but I am not confident.

If I was an ex note holder I would not be looking at the long term potential or the OIP, I would be looking at Mosul and what will happen when it falls. Civil war and the partition of Iraq is very possible. Plus I would be looking at Ashti's latest analysis of the KRG finances (on 3i's) and wondering if the oil companies will ever get more than small grudging payments months late. In short I think I would take the first half decent offer and run like hell.

Buy at these prices to cut your losses, that's what I'm doing.

[hearts1] 07/11/2016 15:15

NOR, Seems strange your advanced mathematics is giving a virtual 100% recovery rate when the company is saying it needs to spend tens of millions to just maintain current bopd.In your calculations have you accounted for the fact that you have smoked far to much weed, drank far to much cider and of course are inbred.

[j0ck ewing] 07/11/2016 15:05

What is it you are trying to say, Wildrider7?

[bigdog5] 07/11/2016 15:04

Here's a mull.

Is it possible that those that were going to get the CG sorted and the company run along correct lines were got rid of? Who had that power?

The current share price is 1.2p, 3 licences handed back, unserviceable debt forced on the company to survive results in 95% of company taken away from shareholders. Advice given not to go for legitimate arbitration, hosts not doing what was expected of them.

How many companies have now failed in Kurdistan? Just a coincidence?

[wildrider7] 07/11/2016 14:47

indeed Oil_investor
GKP management team's shenanigans didn't go stop with the departure of Todd Kozel or John Gerstenlauer .... it is a constant
I am of the view that the biggest blow happened under SamiZ and JonF (the cleaners)

Thank goodness 'Corporate Governance' is Sorted ....
who actually came up with that sh*t?

[oil_investor] 07/11/2016 14:23

WildRider7: in May 2015 MOL said they were debottlenecking Akri-Bijeel so as to take production to the nameplate 10,000 bopd level.

The "secret document" obtained by NRT from a "foreign company that works as a supervisor for the KRG and the MNR" reports that Akri-Bijeel was producing 5,000 bopd in June 2015. The destination of that oil is not shown in their table.

In August 2015 a "scout" who was sitting by the roadside counting road tanker movements into and out of the Akri-Bijeel facility reported that there were 150 to 200 truck movements per day, and that the oil was being exported to Turkey.

GKP refused to give any information to shareholders about Akri-Bijeel, despite being repeatedly asked for it.

[nestoframpers] 07/11/2016 14:12

A child will tell you that a fluid that is connected will flow , IE you can pump it all out , 7 bill blls to GKPs 58% all day long and that is using GKP figs . I will not post my true figs here people just not ready for it yet Lol. I refer you to 1wavings volume metrics , nothing wrong with that theory.

[bigdog5] 07/11/2016 14:07

If OM63 is correct yet again, no doubt much to the annoyance of the Penge Street Gang, and that certain people have finally been buying, that may suggest that in the words of JG, another trougher of a bygone time, "there's nothing going on".

No IMF money yet? I wonder why, nothing to do with Kurdistan being a tad loose with their accountancy practises is it?

Good to see a few posters waking up and realising that the various BoD's over the years are as one with the KRG. Absolute evidence of the "special relationship"?

[oil_investor] 07/11/2016 14:01

nestoframpers: hearts1 fails to mention that Stafford told the PESGB on 9 July 2013 that the Connected Volume in the Shaikan Jurassic alone was c. 13 billion barrels.

[lobo] 07/11/2016 13:57

WR7

Seem to remember 1712 and co saying this was a no brainer, maybe they were right after all?