Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[fake taxi] 17/11/2016 18:14

Clearly somethings wrong hearts1, stressed beyond belief I would guess.

I have seen nothing since the restructure that tells me this is any more of a sustainable business than before. It seems to be restructure, consolidate and start again.

[lardner23] 17/11/2016 18:13

No idea, BT. I see a lot re all things GKP that I don't consider great business practice, but I'm not sure about illegal? I thought BD posted to prompt a discussion, which is why I asked what he had in mind.

[nestoframpers] 17/11/2016 18:12

fair point in this tweet

[biggerthus] 17/11/2016 17:53

Lard, I think you might find that canine more bark than bite.

[notout] 17/11/2016 17:50

Massive buy
Bang gone
Contemporaneously sold before Xmas
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[fake taxi] 17/11/2016 17:48

Well I think the consolidation will be the trigger for the slow descent to ground zero here. Bang gone 2017, and I mean gone, not sold.

[nestoframpers] 17/11/2016 17:45

Good point OIlslim why would we need Nadhim Zaharwi the elcy meter man when we had this superb person in place ? very dodgy , Zaharwi steered the good ship GKP on to the BHs rocks.

[nestoframpers] 17/11/2016 17:43

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Date posted 2013-07-09 19:15

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Just for info, i would like to put a case For Retaining the Services of Mr Mehdi Varzi

As ILS says, do some research!!!

you can vote how you like, but i believe there are some on here who just look at one issue, there are many to consider:

Mr Mehdi, has many years experience in the oil and gas consultancy business ,
he has over 33 years experience in dealing with Diplomatic affairs at a very high level.
a former diplomat, having served in the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassies of Iran, Ankara and more importantly Turkey, one of the Major Alliances of Kurdistan.

Mr. Varzi worked in the City of London, first as an oil consultant, specializing in OPEC and international oil market developments from 1982-1986 with stockbrokers Grieveson Grant

Mr Varzi was Director of Energy Research with Kleinwort Benson (1986-1995), and then in the same position with Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (1995-2001),

Mr. Varzi served as a Senior Analyst in the International Affairs Section of the National Iranian Oil Company.

Mr. Varzi regularly conducts briefings on world oil issues for private and state oil and gas companies and is currently involved in a number of oil and gas projects in the Middle East.



He may also be a Visionary" from notes dating December 201 with interview with CNN Quest
QUEST: We look at Brent at $110, $115, or whatever, bobbing around. There is an element of stability in the price at the moment, albeit it, at elevated levels. And the one thing that airlines, and everybody else, tells me is what we want is stability. We want to be able to plan. Do you see stability in the price next year?

VARZI: I'm afraid I don't. The Middle East is getting very, very tense. Not just Iran, it is the whole question if Iraq, even of the situation in Egypt, which could get out of hand. There is going to be a lot of tension in the Middle East next year, I can see a bit of volatility really come into the price.

QUEST: Now, we don't know where that volatility comes from or which will be the fire, but if I was to ask you your price range for next year, or am inviting you to be a hostage to fortune?

VARZI: Not really I would say roughly at the current price.

Education:
967 - 1968 MA Degree in "Area Studies" (Politics and Economics of the Near and Middle East) from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London University.

1964 - 1967 BSc Economics (special subject: International Relations) Upper Second Class Honours Degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), London University.

Member of Anjoman - the British-Iranian business and professional society. Anjoman seeks to promote the public profile of Iranians in the UK and provide a networking forum for members to discuss business and other matters of mutual interests. Served on the board of management 2001-2002.

Have established excellent widespread contacts within the international oil and gas industry and have appeared regularly on TV/Radio and made presentations at international energy conferences and seminars.

Languages: Fluent in English and Persian, fairly fluent in French and have good working knowledge of Spanish.

And from his Company Web site
Varzi Energy aims to focus on global energy developments offering the following services:

1. Act as an advisor on international strategy to both private and state energy companies.

2. Identify potential partners for domestic and international projects covering upstream and downstream activities.

3. Identify potential joint venture opportunities for Varzi Energy clients, both domestically and internationally.

4. Assist in the process of securing the most appropriate access to international financial markets with respect to financing energy projects.

5. As and when requested, prepare briefing papers on key oil market developments.

6. Prepare background papers on potential private and corporate partners on a confidential basis, with a view to helping the process of due diligence.

7. Participate as a speaker in major regional and international conferences.


So there you ave a brief Summary of one of Our BOD,S

My Questions to M&G 4 Backers
Do you still believe he offers no value to GKP going forward.?
Who from the M&G 4 is better qualified to negotiate with the KRG -Large National OIL Companies etc, than Mr Mehdi Varzi

ARE YOU REALLY MAKING THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR GKP,s FUTURE?

ill leave that one with you

GLA LTH

[lardner23] 17/11/2016 17:40

Much obliged, BD.

[notout] 17/11/2016 17:35

Lovely people

Huge buy
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[oilbum1] 17/11/2016 17:26

From iii, for notout.
Re: Jon Ferrat

pipmilo
[Interactive Investor client]

the likes of myself and 111 haven't lost a penny just not selling at a loss, why would we?
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BeeSkyd
Are you seriously suggesting that 111 hasn't sold any shares along the way in here?
Good grief. You've really been sucked in, haven't you?

111's laughably perpetual topping-up during the last 4.75 years or so of share price decline beats even that of comedy trader opulentia

Just to put his regularly pumped position into perspective, if you only take his buy of 10k shares at 380p, he would need to spend another £56,400 at 1.2p a share to bring just this small % of his pretend holding down to an average of 2p. Or 4.7m shares to average down just this one 'top-up' alone

Try extrapolating this across all of his other self-proclaimed regular buys since Spring 2012, and you'll find yourself needing a bigger calculator that can handle all of the digits

7 digit holding? More like nearly 9 digits if he's truly never sold, and has only ever topped-up to average down

Hat's off to you though 111 - you've bagged a right one here!
Amazing that such mugs still exist, even after all the guff you've pumped

Classic
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SOLD NOT-OUT BEFORE CHRISTMAS....LOL.

[bigdog5] 17/11/2016 17:24

Yes of course lardner, I'll PM you, would you like all my bank account and password details at the same time?

[lardner23] 17/11/2016 17:15

BD5, apart from the Gokana issue, which has presumably already been looked into (prompting the Hugelshofer excuse), can you list what you think has been done which is illegal rather than just seemingly unfair, bad management and/or sharp practice?

And what alternative remedies to litigation are you thinking of?

[oliver666] 17/11/2016 16:53

Phillis

Sami is a magician, salvaged a financial car crash?

Well Stveie wonder should would have done a better job driving that car, and he could juggle finances better than SQ JF and the rest of the incompitent board. BER = SQ, to thick to understand basic financial mechanisms

[bigdog5] 17/11/2016 16:39

At some point the BH's will want out. The consolidation which a few of us have said would occur soon after the restructure was more brutal than expected imo. Is there any reason they would buy into any more shares at a considerably higher SP?

There appears no sign of the required pumps, a new well and additional PF's. So where is the 55k a day coming from let alone the fabled 110k a day? Imo there ought to be many P45's handed out for those that have presided over the destruction of the company. Court cases ought to follow however all those responsible probably hold the view that shareholders wouldn't be able to raise the funds to take such actions. However, there are other ways to get this whole con looked into that doesn't require huge funds.

Could this be an opportunity for the MNR to find some money and buy the licence off the BH's hands? Hawrami get's what he wants and GKP disappears. Only a mull.

[notout] 17/11/2016 15:04

Bang gone IMO
Massive buy
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