Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[olieslim] 17/11/2016 14:10

There was 25m raised for two submersible pumps to be installed.

To which/whoes company will the 25M be paid?

[nestoframpers] 17/11/2016 14:05

Baxtiyar Goran ‏@BaxtiyarGoran 2h2 hours ago
"We will only deal with the #KRG,"
#Iraq-i Gov't's response to #Gorran's request to deal with #Kurdistan R. provinces separately.
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Al abadi v's Maliki

[1302sb] 17/11/2016 13:31

Fake - Surely OI, WR, Gibbs and Notout will be at the AGM. They spend so much time posting on here GKP clearly means a lot to them, possibly bankruptcy even for one of them. Why wouldn't they come to the AGM, what do they have to worry about?

[fake taxi] 17/11/2016 13:02

NB

Hard to believe they still dont get it. By the way is OI or WR going to the AGM :-)) Dont even bother answering we all know already.

[forwood] 17/11/2016 12:52

In the short term, I predict a more modest return to 1.25. Atm there's less than 750k shares on the book below 1.22, and in total 31.4m bid plays 18.8m offered. In the top 5% (deals between 1.12 and 1.23 )it's 6.1m v 2.7m.

[nicebut] 17/11/2016 12:45

LOL...Your `job`??!! Really? How much are you being paid to bang on and on about it?

Besides, you`re not doing very well are you? We've had 2 more CPRs and the reserves havn`t gone up have they? Interestingly, the OIP went down a tad.... The OIP was misrepresented in `11/12/`13- Way too high- Which you guys just don`t seem to understand, do you? 18 Oil Co`s looked and walked away. Its pretty bloody obvious which way they were misrepresented, yet you hang on to yet another conspiracy...What a bunch of c*nts.


nestoframpers17 Nov '16 - 12:35 - 527316 of 527316 0 0
our job to see if there are any slip ups that we can use as leverage like misrepresentation of reserves ,

[biggerthus] 17/11/2016 12:42

A magician indeed. Shareholder value; now you see it, now you don't.

Stunning performance phillis.

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Phillis17 Nov '16 - 12:06 - 527311 of 527316 0 0
Sami is a magician, salvaging this financial car crash

[forwood] 17/11/2016 12:42

so you're not vindictive then mikey?

Meanwhile arch right wing tosspost winalittle weighs into the board for fleecing small shareholders of, wait for it, a maximum £1.15. Said shareholders could sell their small stakes now which he of course advocates on behalf of his own ego but anyone with less than 500 is unlikely to get anything for them. Might as well wait for the ramptastic return to £1 a current share forecast for a year or two hence, when the new board will propose splitting said new shares into more manageable 1 for 10.

[nestoframpers] 17/11/2016 12:35

Phillis's stance is what they will get away with , they will just point at POO and the KRG / Baghdad stand off and shrug.

It's our job to see if there are any slip ups that we can use as leverage like misrepresentation of reserves , the share price dropped 40p on CPR day ( this was by design imo).RBL might have been a better way out of this , as I posted earlier PMO have got a great deal compared to us.

Many expect POO to go up with reserves at Shaikan , the BHs will make a killing at our expense .JF and SZ have had the foresight to write in bonus clauses in the new dilution , why didn't they have a profit threshold limit on the bonds so LT PIs had some hope of a return here?

Todds £3.75 trigger threshold /pie in the sky or real ? very real imo. Things change but they didn't have to go as pear shaped as they are now imo.

[fairenough11] 17/11/2016 12:31

Which magician secured the debt?We liked it,not a lot..........

Aye shareholders are really lucky,my ar*e.

[fake taxi] 17/11/2016 12:27

Haha

How can anyone compare this pos to Premier Oil or any other oil company, a complete waste of time. 7 years and it still clearly hasn't sunk in, oh well, cant say you weren't warned.

[phillis] 17/11/2016 12:20

shareholders are lucky to come away with anything

[phillis] 17/11/2016 12:06

Sami is a magician, salvaging this financial car crash

[notout] 17/11/2016 09:42

I'm certain the large holders locked in

One of them bought an extra 140,000,000 in the past few days

So where is the second amendment - arrears - etc ???

And what conditions remain ?

[owdbuffer] 17/11/2016 09:30

99.992% dismiss the open exit
And Hold today
Massive buy

Have a Guinness.

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The II's can't sell: either they are locked in or any selling of their large holdings would put the share price to 0.5p or less.

If I am a typical PI with £20,000 plus turned into £4,000 plus it's not worth selling at 1.15p, I'll take a chance on losing the lot in the hope of at least doubling my money.

Problematic hold.


Have a Guinness.

[notout] 17/11/2016 09:19

99.992% dismiss the open exit
And Hold today
Massive buy
👀👀👀👀c94;✊✊ 994;
Have a Guinness
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[tess_tickle] 17/11/2016 09:02

Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016

Shale oil discovery in West Texas largest ever

By Kiah Collier
The Texas Tribune

The U.S. Geological Survey has made its largest discovery of recoverable crude ever under parts of West Texas, the federal agency announced Tuesday.

A recent assessment found the “Wolfcamp shale” geologic formation in the Midland area holds an estimated 20 billion barrels of accessible oil along with 16 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas liquids. That’s three times higher than the amount of recoverable crude the agency found in the Bakken-Three Forks region in the upper midwest in 2013, making it “the largest estimated continuous oil accumulation that USGS has assessed in the United States to date,” according to a statement.

“The fact that this is the largest assessment of continuous oil we have ever done just goes to show that, even in areas that have produced billions of barrels of oil, there is still the potential to find billions more,” said Walter Guidroz, program coordinator for the USGS Energy Resources Program.

Guidroz attributed that potential to “changes in technology” — i.e., the advent and perfection of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling. Such advances “can have significant effects on what resources are technically recoverable,” he said.

The announcement comes the same day the U.S. Energy Information Administration said that U.S. drilling activity has become “increasingly concentrated in the Permian Basin,” the ancient seabed teeming with hydrocarbons that spans West Texas and southeastern New Mexico. That’s even as crude prices have remained in the lower, $40- to $50-per-barrel range.

“The Permian now holds nearly as many active oil rigs as the rest of the United States combined, including both onshore and offshore rigs, and it is the only region in EIA’s Drilling Productivity Report where crude oil production is expected to increase for the third consecutive month,” according to the energy administration.

During the oil downturn, the Permian Basin has remained one the most active oil fields in the United States.

That’s because extracting fossil fuels from the ground is cheaper to do there than in other places, independent oil producer Don McClure told the Tribune this summer.

That means it is generally the last place producers leave and the first place they return to when prices plummet, he said, noting Permian wells also produce for decades longer on average than those in other regions.