Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[asherspoodles] 11/1/2019 20:00

NestThe market won't catch upAs the market wants as much of this cheap as it canOnly a deal ends thisBut that's incoming ?

[therectifier1] 11/1/2019 19:59

Do you want me to tell you how far production has fallen since the last update ?

There are a few of us that know exactly.

Gosh it's cold out there.

[nestoframpers] 11/1/2019 19:54

If you do not read the troll's posts then you will not feel the need to reply to them.

Happy with my investment , read the RNS's and also seen what has been hidden removed and underplayed . The Chinese study is the Bear in the room that seems to still be asleep , the market will catch up - eventually.

[therectifier1] 11/1/2019 18:51

Just taken from the LSE

Some people here were defending Kozels actions because he was bringing his own lawsuit.

Well guess what?

He's dropped it.

An interesting read for the old school.

During his 38 years of practicing law, Mark Luttier has represented many wealthy clients in their divorces. Businessmen. Musicians. Pro golfers.

But never someone quite like ex-oil executive Todd Kozel, who in November filed a malpractice lawsuit against Luttier. The lawsuit alleged various reasons why Kozel was unhappy with Luttier’s work on Kozel’s divorce, prompting a demand for a whopping $80 million from Luttier and his firm.

PRIOR STORY: Oil exec sues divorce attorney Mark Luttier for $80 million

Last month, Kozel had real reason to be unhappy.

On Dec. 18, he was arrested at JFK airport on charges he cheated his ex-wife out of tens of millions of dollars, according to the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office.

On Wednesday, Kozel’s lawyers dropped the malpractice lawsuit against Luttier and his firm, Critton, Luttier & Coleman.

Moving Up: Lawyer takes helm as president of local Boy Scout council

The move was vindication for Luttier, who said he did nothing wrong. “The whole complaint was nonsense,” Luttier said. “I’ve never been sued or threatened with malpractice. And I’ve never been involved in a case where a guy has gotten himself into so much trouble.”

Luttier is a high-profile divorce attorney who has handled the marital matters of wealthy clients such as industrialist Bill Koch and golfer Fred Couples.

Kozel is a high-profile former oil executive. He co-founded Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd. and served as its chief executive officer until July 2014.

The Kozels are not household names in Palm Beach County, but their splashy divorce was fodder for New York tabloids.

The Kozels lived in Sarasota but they both selected West Palm Beach lawyers to handle their divorce. Todd picked Luttier. Ashey Kozel chose Jeffrey Fisher, who is representing Katherine Bellissimo in a lawsuit just filed against her by her husband, Wellington developer Mark Bellissimo.

The Kozel’s divorce was finalized in 2012. But their feuding was far from over.

Ashley subsequently sued Todd, claiming he dragged his feet on transferring company stock to her. The delay cost her money, she charged, and a Sarasota County judge agreed, ordering Todd to pay Ashley $34.6 million, according to court records.

In court documents, Todd Kozel claimed he didn’t have the money to pay Ashley the $34.6 million, even though a judge noted he bought a $13 million condo in New York and lived a lavish lifestyle, including trips to a spa in Thailand.

In May 2017, Ashley won a court order allowing her to seize the Manhattan condo to pay the judgment.

It was Kozel’s efforts to hide assets from his wife, including the money used to buy the New York condo, that led to his arrest, according to the criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

[therectifier1] 11/1/2019 17:51

BigDog

Just reading across the blogs I think absolutely everyone has come to the realisation that Paul Carrol has mental issues and makes it up as he goes along.

You don't need inside information because all you have to do is read what he says and the exact opposite will happen.

Some very unhappy people populate these blogs which is quite understandable given the company's history but the rubbish spouted by the likes of Paul Carrol can be very damaging to people's cash and how new investors look at this as an investment.

I immediately press the filter/block button as he registers a new avatar.

[bigdog5] 11/1/2019 17:02

johnyboy said recently the next stop was £5. He really meant 5p. But true to form which goes back a good 9 years he's wrong yet again. So no surprise. It's also no surprise that he escapes his remedial bb at every opportunity to come over here as he secretly knows a few of us are much more clued up than his fellow cerebral challenged ramping idiots.

On other more important matters the City Jungle Drums (CJD) have been beating again and I have to say it would appear that tess tickle has good reason for his opinion.

The blinkered rampers only ever believe what suits them and they always ignore the fact that in the oil and gas world nothing ever runs smoothly or can be taken for granted. We've seen it demonstrated many times here over the past 9 years with all the failed predictions (hype) made by the company.

If what the CJD beats out is correct and I've no reason to suspect it isn't then tess tickle's view is spot on.

You're welcome.

[gkphero] 11/1/2019 15:27

Tess is Ben and he's a right nob.

I'm a left nob.

[guypender] 11/1/2019 13:05

KARMA.....

[tess_tickle] 11/1/2019 13:00

SHARE PRICE FALLS AS NEWS OF DISAPPOINTING OIL PAYMENT REACHES THE CITY

[gkphero] 11/1/2019 11:22

How dare you say that about johnbuy.
He held for £20 per share.

[gkphero] 11/1/2019 11:18

Ben is a nob and so is johnbuy.