Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[jjjjeeeeffff1] 09/7/2018 21:39

Hi All

I am relevantly new to this site but not GKP,i have been in since 2009. I work in Iraq and have done since 2004 in the oil and Gas sector and provide security constancy for some of the oil company's in Iraq. Ive visited GKP oil field in 2013 and posted a lot on III as JJJJEEEEFFFF. I will be at the AGM Friday and staying at the Sheraton Thursday before the event, if anyone would like to meet up for a chat im more than happy to. I brought very little to the table with how oil works to the site, but was in my element back when ISIS was running riot in the north and gave some sound and honest advice what was going on up there to concerned investors.

Reading all the posts on here, i might be able to make some money looking after a few people on here.

All joking aside, i will be in the bar Thursday evening.

[bigdog5] 09/7/2018 21:15

More lipstick Scotty, we can't hold the share price at these levels without it:-)

[berlintim] 09/7/2018 21:12

Oilman works on the counter at Screwfix in Oldham.

[bigdog5] 09/7/2018 21:11

Wells gassing out, fluid problems, pressure dropping, PF units unable to handle water, dispensing with chemical based water, fluid in the fractures, pumps would make matters worse!!!

No well until November!!! Gonna need a lot of hype of clear pathways for all those.

One licence, one zone which now looks to have serious issues, as I've been suggesting for ages as evidenced by the fall off in production and isn't being fixed.

Make with the hype/lipstick for the pig:-)

[bigdog5] 09/7/2018 20:39

bantercity yes I did. Did you bother to look?

It would appear that the posts from OM63 today support my views on production and other issues:-).

And we all should recognize as tough as that may be for all you delusional ones, he has got virtually everything spot on for years.

[bigdog5] 09/7/2018 20:28

I wonder if the institutions have been swallowing the same hype as you lot?

[guypender] 09/7/2018 20:26

'should HAVE' not 'should OF' FFS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bantercity] 09/7/2018 20:22

Hi bigdog,

Did you see my question a few days ago? Have you had a chance to compile your list of pros and cons?

[oilman63] 09/7/2018 20:20

Well what I expected.

I'm so sorry I put string oil investor when I should of written casing. Would you like to comment ??? some more of those slides you like will be along at some point later in the year 😉

CPR will come out after the FDP not with it.
I wonder if oil investor would like to predict when the first well will go in and why ???
Clues above 🙄 I'll go for around November.

A team of experienced oil men that haven't been able to sort out very simple industry standard off the shelf problems in 2 years.

And as another poster has mentioned I suggest you go back and listen to the Dublin AGM 😂😂😂

One good thing is because of the hot weather out there the oil that doesn't have any wax in it is flowing better so production is up a little to 33k

Can I help you with anything else this evening 🤔

[bigdog5] 09/7/2018 20:11

Many thanks OM63.

It would appear that OM63 has backed up all my opinions as to the production problems. So now you can see why the pumps haven't been installed because it would make matters worse.

OM63 says some wells are apparently close to gassing out. Replacement wells required? He also states there are fluid/water issues to fix. They will be costly. Perhaps the wonderful Jurassic isn't that wonderful after all.

The cost of the failed S7 was getting close to $100m. As I was saying recently, drilling to the Triassic would be costly and risky.

As I've been saying for a long time, the asset has serious problems as evidenced by the material fall off of production. Down to one zone and that now looks to be in a lot of trouble. But I expect there will be more "clear pathway" hype this week. Keep applying the lipstick on the pig:-)

[therealminotaur] 09/7/2018 19:56

Pinks 2.57

[oil_investor] 09/7/2018 19:56

Drill sting lol

The drill string is a long piece of pipe onto which the drill bit is attached, when the well is being drilled. It was removed from the well(s) years ago.

[therealminotaur] 09/7/2018 19:47

Apparently Tony is experiencing sphincter fluid issues

He's in danger of gassing out

Which given the scale of his clinical obesity

Let's hope this can be choked off in timely fashion