Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[mrtoddkozel] 02/8/2021 15:31

You do need dozens of retail to sell there few hundreds , few thousand, to bundle together and pass across the 5/6 figure serious buys.

[bigdog5] 02/8/2021 15:31

At even £1.50 its well overpriced.

Consolidation is the word on the streets as that's what the hosts have always wanted. Don't they always get their way and ensure they get the best of any deals with "negotiations"?

Was the Gas flaring announcement by the hosts revenge for shareholders getting divis when they want surplus funds spent producing oil and filling their troughs?

So where's the news on the "accelerated" S13 that the know nothing habinaSCUM told all here was coming weeks ago and that 55k would be arriving soon:-)

[habshan] 02/8/2021 15:31

Bigdog - "I believe it will get mixed in with some positive news to try and mitigate the share price fallout."

Well well well this is a first.

So you're expecting some positive news then Bigdog.

It'll need to be seriously impressive to mitigate an announcement that "the OWC is hundreds of metres above where they thought it was" resulting in another "massive reserves downgrade".

So what do you have in mind, what's this humongous piece of positive news that you're expecting.

[pensioner2] 02/8/2021 15:27

Looks to me as though they're winding up to pop another biggie through.

[mrtoddkozel] 02/8/2021 15:07

TAKEOVER ANNOUNCEMENTThis week

[bigdog5] 02/8/2021 15:06

"So you think that Jon Harris and the BoD will come to the conclusion that an announcement that the OWC is in your words "hundreds of meters above where they thought it was" will be mitigated by announcing it with some positive news".

They will try habinaSCUM and that's what the company have always done but it will be obvious to all except suckers like you and your fellow clueless morons.

[mrtoddkozel] 02/8/2021 14:58

You do also need to rememberSHAIKAN grade heavy , is trading at a PREMIUM to less viscous grades......The co will likely book operating profits of 250/300m dollarsCASH LOL

[bigdog5] 02/8/2021 14:54

"From the CPR:- "Within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration.""

More years ago out of date and irrelevant data.

[bigdog5] 02/8/2021 14:51

"Huge areas of the field both horizontally and vertically are still to be drilled and in wells that have been drilled they didn't test the most productive zones but only the marginal zones. A fact that was acknowledged by ERCE when they compiled their report".

Years out of date and completely irrelevant now.

[mrtoddkozel] 02/8/2021 13:45

You do also need to rememberSHAIKAN grade heavy , is trading at a PREMIUM to more viscous grades......The co will likely book operating profits of 250/300m dollarsCASH LOL

[willoicc] 02/8/2021 13:42

Thank you Digby Sir.

[officerdigby] 02/8/2021 13:38

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Is the KRG not still deducting a huge discount from GKP's heavy oil?

I think the answer is yes they are. $14 plus $7 delivery.

[mrtoddkozel] 02/8/2021 13:08

No They just sending the co 30m++ plus every month.Like clockworkUntil the imminent very obvious takeover announced

[willoicc] 02/8/2021 12:55

Is the KRG not still deducting a huge discount from GKP's heavy oil?

[eddie47] 02/8/2021 12:53

'The Shaikan Field is a large producing oil field in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. It consists of multiple fractured reservoirs consisting of limestones, calcareous sandstones and mudstones. The surrounding tectonic terrane is situated in the seismically active Zagros–Taurus orogenic zone, where present-day stresses are high. The regional stresses are found to impose conditions that satisfy failure along reservoir-bound fractures, suggesting that a significant proportion of fractures are likely to be critically stressed. The in situ maximum principal stress magnitudes are estimated using three methods, namely, the tensile and compressive strengths of reservoir rock, and leak-off test (LOT) data. Stress-field orientations are determined from wellbore image log data, which are used to interpret wellbore breakouts and the associated induced tensile fractures. Reservoir pressure has declined since production started and poroelastic responses have been assessed and used to estimate the present-day stress-state and the criticality of those fractures that are most likely to fail or slip. Although a conventional approach has been used the present authors argue that a new approach to stress response with changing pore pressure should be taken. Unlike the previous theory of criticality in which a reduction in pore pressure is considered to lead to a stabilization of the fracture network, the present study suggests that a system may remain critically stressed regardless of pressure decline'.Shaikan is quite phenomenal!

[nestoframpers] 02/8/2021 10:13

Nearly 170p again choo choo pmsl.

[ian_hannam] 02/8/2021 05:17

BIGDOG and BROADFRAUDSTER and Tony RE-ITERATE GUIDANCE:. . BANG GONE.! . "BUY AS MANY AS YOU CAN ASAP".TAKEOVER ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK

[ian_hannam] 02/8/2021 05:17

Wood Mackenzie set minimum $8/boe Kurdistan heavy oil premium priceImplications=GKP TAKEOVER MINIMUM 25 QUIDFILL YER BOOTS