Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[oilman63] 15/12/2016 19:47

Lardner

A few of the attendees did say that they post on the blogs.

Jjjjjjeeeeeeeffffffff off 3iii being one and engaged Jon for sometime during questions regarding the lack of communication with shareholders.

He even offered to do GKPTV for Jon 😀

[lardner23] 15/12/2016 19:35

Harriet's back from maternity leave. She's part-time red top these days.

Edit: O63, noted. With only a handful there, and with Surfer withdrawing, disillusioned, from the fray, perhaps only eddie would be able to add to the discussion?

[joseki] 15/12/2016 19:35

The answers were in the Muppets Munch

[nestoframpers] 15/12/2016 19:31

from iii

15:50
Re: GKP a cash cow.
Alibi 8 22 UP
I've decided to stand for election to the board. I probably own more shares that any of the current incumbents (and that's a sore point - their decision to shaft shareholders did not finacially affect them personally). Can you all please vote for me, and I promise to limit my bonus awards to the cash amount I have lost so far. I will make it a personal crusade to see that Zahawi is sacked and that the company turns down any offers under £30 a share.

[oilman63] 15/12/2016 19:31

Lardner

Jon gave a short presentation and then asked the floor for questions and nothing was barred unlike previous years.

There was also a break when the votes were counted where questions could be asked.

Plus a very short period at the end again a chance for questions.

Each year Bob complains about anything he can after the event but never turns up to any of the AGMs.

[oilman63] 15/12/2016 19:23

Has somebody bought you a new book Bob ???

You didn't come to the AGM because you are a coward and you know that somebody is going to beat the living daylights out of you.

Give that to Mr Policeman and ask him to come and see me please.

[nestoframpers] 15/12/2016 18:56

There you go Phillis a useful post ( if your invested and a LTH), by Bob too would you believe it !

[lardner23] 15/12/2016 18:30

O63, I think this has stemmed from bob's repeatedly complaining there was no resolution re the accounts. But as you say, no different to previous years. And the fact that it was on the agenda, first item of business, means the accounts (and related matters) couldn't be excluded from the Q&A...if anyone had any questions, that is.

[dudishes] 15/12/2016 18:28

Do the Bizz Oilman63, get out before it hits 10p

[oilman63] 15/12/2016 18:25

I have been to most of the AGMs and this one wasn't any different than before other than the amount of time the Directors hung around afterwards.

Somebody tell me what was different from previous years.

[mr roper] 15/12/2016 18:25

Can't wait til this hits 800p

[olieslim] 15/12/2016 18:19

Lardner23, I'll have to get back to you on that tomorrow. Good night.

[lardner23] 15/12/2016 18:00

Which AGM formalities do you think were disregarded, Olieslim?

[olieslim] 15/12/2016 17:58

Fake Taxi,

That one is worrying as I have no idea of what to think of it other than a signal that just spells bad news inevitably coming somewhere down the line.

Of a different order but nevertheless also a worry, somebody pointed out how the Dublin meeting could hardly be regarded an AGM like it was labelled by the company. That because of a total disregard for the formalities that make an AGM an AGM and which raises the questions whether the BoD cares at all, take an AGM seriously, take shareholders seriously or even themselves seriously. Was it all just 'keeping up appearances' and they couldn't even be bothered to hide it, which is not uncommon for those having accepted defeat and are hanging in on borrowed time?

I can only hope the above are not connected.

[mr genel energy] 15/12/2016 17:43

from iii


Holly Watt has replied to my email and is very interested in investigating Gulf Keystone & Nadhim Zahawi - she needs more information that investors may have that could help her, please email her [e-mail]