Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[steephill cove] 08/6/2021 13:52

There is already a handle on the cup, go & view the 3yr chart ;-)

[k4n4k] 08/6/2021 13:22

Maybe the algobots we're trading 0.00001 shares and it just got rounded down? 🤔

[pensioner2] 08/6/2021 12:28

Probably the reason for it is they seem to be trying to put a handle on that cup. Struggling though. :-)

[hydrocarbon1] 08/6/2021 12:21

From a couple of years ago but good example. Light reading while we are in the doldrums.

Auctions, Uncrossing Trades and Evidence of Manipulation

[steephill cove] 08/6/2021 12:13

There were a number of 0 trades yesterday ;-)

[habshan] 08/6/2021 11:47

Tony 0920 - "We have recently had some new additions to the goatcam network and these will enhance the quality and flow of information."

Tony 1101 - "Little girls playing one up man ship and having zero effect on anything."

You might have had a few days off Tony but you're still an idiot.

And you're still just an immature little girl playing one-upmanship who has absolutely zero affect on anything.

Leave it to the grown ups.

Onward and upward.

[hydrocarbon1] 08/6/2021 11:39

First for me too Pensioner

[pensioner2] 08/6/2021 11:32

I've never seen a zero trade go through before. What's that all about? Have they really run out of stock between the two trading desks? :-)

[steephill cove] 08/6/2021 10:32

Blue finish coming with an intraday reversal...

MACD bullish after crossover & there is a gap to fill at 182...

It is inevitable it will be filled, especially with GKP buying back their own stock on a share buyback ;-)

[beernut] 08/6/2021 10:22

World’s largest oil trader says U.S. has left OPEC in control of global crude prices
By ANTHONY DI PAOLA on 6/7/2021

Frac crew at work in the Permian basin
Frac crew at work in the Permian basin
(Bloomberg) --OPEC+ appears in control of crude prices as U.S. production is lagging pre-pandemic levels, according to a senior executive at the world’s biggest independent oil trader, Vitol Group.

The decline in U.S. drilling and output leaves little competition to efforts by the producers’ group to manage markets, Mike Muller, Vitol’s head of Asia, said during an online conference on Sunday. Brent crude closed above $70 a barrel last week for the first time in two years, as buyers demand more oil than producers are pumping.

U.S. oil producers are still employing only half the rigs they used before the coronavirus struck. Meanwhile OPEC+, as the group led by Saudi Arabia and Russia is known, is easing barrels back on to the market as demand recovers.

“There’s a perception in the market that control is with OPEC+,” Muller said at the event hosted by the consultancy Gulf Intelligence. “It will take a long time for U.S. oil to come back” to production levels seen before the coronavirus outbreak, he said.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and partners agreed last week to continue easing production restraints in July but left markets guessing about what it will do for the rest of the year. After cutting production by some 10 million barrels a day, or a tenth of daily global demand, the group still has about 6 million barrels a day of idle capacity.

China’s economy will continue to grow, helping bolster oil demand and bringing down crude stockpiles, Muller said. Economic expansion and regulatory changes there will likely cause domestic refineries to process more crude, he said. “It doesn’t pay to hold inventory at all,” Muller said. “De-stocking must continue from a purely commercial perspective.”

[beernut] 08/6/2021 10:20

BP CEO sees lasting trends in global oil demand growth, limited U.S. crude output
By OLGA TANAS AND DINA KHRENNIKOVA on 6/7/2021

BP CEO Bernard Looney
BP CEO Bernard Looney
MOSCOW (Bloomberg) --Energy giant BP sees a strong recovery in global crude demand and expects it to last for some time, with U.S. shale production being kept in check, according to CEO Bernard Looney.

“There is a lot of evidence that suggests that demand will be strong, and the shale seems to be remaining disciplined,” Looney told Bloomberg News in St. Petersburg, Russia. “I think that the situation we’re in at the moment could last like this for a while.”

Looney’s comments echo those of other industry executives encouraged by a robust rebound from the pandemic in the U.S., China and Europe. Igor Sechin, CEO of Rosneft PJSC, Russia’s largest oil producer, said last week that growth in energy demand will continue, and that any new virus waves may slow the process but won’t stop it. Mike Muller, head of Asia at trader Vitol Group, said on Sunday that China’s economic growth should help bolster demand, bringing down crude stockpiles.

[guypender] 08/6/2021 10:08

That's great new kurdmam

[nestoframpers] 08/6/2021 09:39

Rudaw English
@RudawEnglish
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The US Secretary of State said Iran’s intention to get back into compliance with its 2015 nuclear deal is unclear and warned if the country continues to not stick with the deal, the time required for Iran to produce a nuclear weapon will shrink to weeks.

[nestoframpers] 08/6/2021 09:33

Re a TO, was the Chinese buying bonds an attempt to make the USA pay top prices ? USA need KRI as a base in the ME too but.....

[1waving] 08/6/2021 09:27

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Joe Reeder: Kurdistan Region is ‘red line’ for the US
author_image Laurie Mylroie
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Joe Reeder, former Undersecretary of the US Army, spoke to Kurdistan 24 in June 2021.
WASHINGTON, DC (Kurdistan 24) –
The Kurdistan Region is a “red line” for the United States, Joe Reeder, former Undersecretary of the Army, told Kurdistan 24 last week.

Reeder was explaining the importance that the Biden administration and the US Congress place on America’s relations with the Kurdish region.

“It is very important that the countries in that neighborhood understand that anything that threatens the KRG [Kurdistan Regional Government] is a red line for the United States,” Reeder affirmed.

There are “tens of thousands of Kurdish-Americans living here in the United States, and you’ve got a very charismatic and well-spoken leader, Bayan al-Rahman, here in Washington, DC and, I believe, that Congress” and “the administration strongly support the Kurds,” Reeder continued, “and the Kurds have earned that respect for their bravery and for their loyalty.”





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[hydrocarbon1] 08/6/2021 09:24

oops -wrong post

[kurdman63] 08/6/2021 09:21

Good Morning 😃

The latest GoatCam report is now in your usual places.

We have recently had some new additions to the network and these will enhance the quality and flow of information.

GoatCam 🐐🎥®

[kurdman63] 08/6/2021 09:20

Good Morning 😃

The latest GoatCam report is now in your usual places.

We have recently had some new additions to the network and these will enhance the quality and flow of information.

GoatCam 🐐🎥®

[sbb1x] 07/6/2021 23:43

I wouldn't worry about the haters of GKP.... they are just traders!

[guypender] 07/6/2021 21:34

Oh how we have missed you ..... LOL

[frenchybannedme] 07/6/2021 21:31

The good thing about the absence of the OliyStrawmanChild is the associated absence of all the other associated aliases.


Funny that.

[kurdman63] 07/6/2021 21:25

Sorry for my absence, been a bit under the weather 🤒

With the upcoming AGM I thought I'd best put a GoatCam report together.

So for the very latest and I do mean what's happening or happened today and future plans just drop me a line.

GoatCam, getting back to full steam 😃

[nestoframpers] 07/6/2021 21:20

Lol 'sorry for my absence' as if anyone would be bothered or notice.