Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[pensioner2] 21/6/2022 10:18

It's hit the trader's radar again.

[pensioner2] 21/6/2022 09:35

This looks like it wants a 10%+ day today.

[fairenough11] 21/6/2022 08:45

Other sites were down,looks like it was a Cloudflair issue

[steephill cove] 21/6/2022 08:29

In Total agreement 📈💪

Jon Harris youre playing a blinder.

As Delia would say:-

A message for the best GKP supporters in the world 👏

[thebabe] 21/6/2022 08:28

Let's have the optimise capital structure this week...finally..That will explode this.

[hydrocarbon1] 21/6/2022 08:28

i could not access advfn. went ingognito on browser and no problem

[steephill cove] 21/6/2022 08:27

Unlucky for the GKP derampers & they won’t have the common sense to know what to do about it 🤣

The GKP Express will Choo Choo on very nicely now 🚂📈🏁🏆8077;💪

[fairenough11] 21/6/2022 08:20

iii down also.

Random Coincidence?

[steephill cove] 21/6/2022 08:18

Lets have a very nice GKP operations update shortly 🚂📈🏁🏆8077;💪

[shortsqueezer] 21/6/2022 08:11

That was random. Anyway all back up and running. Looking good here

[highlander7] 21/6/2022 06:25

Sounds like someone has had a word in their ear......as in " you cant legally do this and if you do we will sue you for damages "

All these incompetents are doing is damaging their own Oil & Gas Industry and pushing them all towards the Kurds.


H7

[thebabe] 20/6/2022 19:30

     BAGHDAD - A Baghdad court postponed the Oil Ministry's lawsuit against international oil companies working in Iraqi Kurdistan for a third time on Monday, marking a further delay in a complicated legal battle over the semi-autonomous region's oil and gas sector.Judge Mohammed Ali Mahmoud Nadeem of Baghdad's Karkh Commercial Court postponed the hearing until July 3, to give the Oil Ministry time to provide documents to the court, and because the oil companies did not send official legal or company representation.

[releasethekraken] 20/6/2022 18:22

Pretty big UT FWIW

[nestoframpers] 20/6/2022 18:09

201,453 shares

[nestoframpers] 20/6/2022 18:09

UT £'s 551,981.22

[goatcam] 20/6/2022 16:53

20-Jun-22 16:35:05 552.99k UT

[highlander7] 20/6/2022 16:24

This gem from one of his stooges ....


Yellen: Government Policies On Energy Not To Blame For Sky-High Prices
By Irina Slav - Jun 20, 2022, 9:30 AM CDT

Moving to renewable energy is the way to reduce the energy costs of households, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told ABC's George Stephanopoulos this weekend, adding that federal government policies on energy were not to blame for the current price situation.

In response to a question citing API's president Mike Sommers as saying that the Biden administration moved away from domestic oil producers and this contributed to inflationary pressures, Secretary Yellen said, "I don't think that the policies are responsible for what's happening in the oil market."

"Actually, consumption of gas and fuels are currently at lower levels than pre-pandemic and what's happened is that production has gone down, refinery capacity has declined in the United States, and oil production has declined," she added.

Yellen went on to suggest that oil producers were "partly caught unaware" by the strength of the post-pandemic recovery of the economy and were in no position to meet the oil demand that came with this stronger-than-expected recovery. Yet, she said, "high prices should induce them to increase supplies over time."

Over the medium term, however, Secretary Yellen believes the solution to lower energy costs is the shift towards renewable energy.

"The way in which we can ensure reasonable energy expenses for households is to move to renewables, to address climate change, as a medium-term matter. That's a way to free us from geopolitical movements in oil prices," she said.

Asked about whether a pause in the national gas tax was also among the tools the White House was ready to use as a short-term relief for drivers, Secretary Yellen confirmed it was on the table.

"President Biden wants to do anything he possibly can to help consumers," Yellen said. "Gas prices have risen a great deal, and it's clearly burdening households. So he stands ready to work with Congress, and that's an idea that's certainly worth considering."

By Irina Slav for Oilprice.com

[highlander7] 20/6/2022 16:14

You have to laugh .

A few months ago Biden was shutting down oil pipelines, increasing taxes on the INOC's , lecturing them all on climate change and telling them to switch their business model to renewables. Or else.

Now he has sent 7 of them letters telling them its all their fault petrol / gas prices are sky high in the USA because they have not increased production. Then he wonders why they all tell him to go and do one and quote his past message to them.

Easy to see why he became a politician.

H7

[highlander7] 20/6/2022 16:09

Malcy....

Oil price

After oil took a caning last week on Fed and sundry lousy interest rate news it is important to notice that Opec+ is still missing by a distance its own quotas, WTI fell $11.11 and Brent by $8.89 The. price fell sharply on Friday as the Fed said that it would be ‘more aggressive’ in getting inflation back to 2%.

The rig count is yet to help Sleepy Joe as last week it was up 7 overall at 740 units and rose only 4 in oil to 584.

[pensioner2] 20/6/2022 16:05

Nothing guaranteed about buying back cheaper, pete. In fact Blackrock clearly don't think it's worth the gamble otherwise they'd have used their enormous firepower to make it happen.

[pensioner2] 20/6/2022 16:00

It's quite an eye-opener how they've shoved nearly a million shares through the laundromat, a lot in single or double digit lots, between 264.5 and 277.5.

[thebabe] 20/6/2022 15:56

Filtered Dr BengophileLol

[thebabe] 20/6/2022 15:56

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