Gulfsands Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[shujja1] 12/6/2017 09:54

Bones youre an idiot 😂😂😂

[shujja1] 09/6/2017 08:33

Bones : Theresa May looking for you're vote mate lol

[bushman1] 29/5/2017 05:39

Bones, if you have a grudge against the company ... which you obviously do .... then write to the NEW CEO directly to air your grievances. For gawd's sake please stop doing this on this board. Many thanks mate.

[shujja1] 03/5/2017 16:26

Starting to come alive once again

[irishlass2] 03/5/2017 10:31

Noticed it as well. Tried to do a dummy trade but couldn't buy any shares.

[bushman1] 03/5/2017 10:19

Intriguing. A slight increase in price and quite high trading volume this morning ~ and it's only 10.15 hrs.

What am I missing ? Russia / Turkey co-operation ? Putin wishing to bring USA into active participation with a resolution ?

[bones698] 27/4/2017 17:19

Why ? The dilution will just keep coming for years and years as they plod along and wait for Syria which won't be anytime soon or fetch anything like as much as they think . Other than that they have nothing of note and will just dilute normal shareholders to oblivion to pay their wages . Even if Syria is sold shareholders will get next to nothing back . This is a dead dog until the ramping crew return again and shaft stupid buyers into buying as they sell out

[herr kommandant] 26/4/2017 14:38

1 mm left then 4.75p.

I am buyer at 1.5p

[bushman1] 26/4/2017 12:43

The next EU sanctions review is June 2017. Outwith anything to do whatsoever with GPX I sincerely hope they will be lifted.

[irishlass2] 25/4/2017 17:43

Is this dead and buried? Or worth a gamble?

[herr kommandant] 25/4/2017 14:12

Hoping to buy 2m here circa 1.5p

[bones698] 10/4/2017 19:16

Warranty I wouldn't expect getting your money back at all.Waterfords will continue the dilution route until private shareholders might as well no longer exist . They will leave miniscule amount or even delisted the company so pi's get absolutely nothing and they collect the lot although I hope it's decades before they can offload Syria and for a pittance

[warranty] 10/4/2017 17:22

I think the future is very uncertain personally. Once you remove Assad you create a dangerous vacuum, a la Iraq/Libya, into which all manner of in fighting takes place, opening the door further for the likes of IS. If you leave him there, Western Governments will continue their resistance to lifting current sanctions. There isn't an easy choice here and Trumps bombing raid just made things a whole lot worse. With two such opposing views, East and West, it's hard to see a resolution any time soon. For me, both sides would find a way to come together for the good of Syria itself, keeping Assad in place for now at least to maintain stability, until IS is cleared and a re-build can be commenced. Unfortunately, the differences between the various factions in Middle East countries, makes it almost impossible to create a system to suit all. You will never overcome these differences with our Western views, so however much of a tyrant he is and it pains you to do it, regarding my GPX view I'd leave Assad in charge during the whole process. Sadly that won't happen so I can't see any basis to feel confident of getting my money back on GPX anytime soon.

[joestalin] 07/4/2017 08:52

Trump is an idiot. Assad most probably was not responsible for the chemical attack. It was not in his best interests.

All this achieved was to assure IS that gassing some children is the best way hurting Assad. It will happen again, you can be assured o that.

[bushman1] 07/4/2017 08:09

Alternatively, this could be viewed positively. Peace and stability a possible reality through political negotiations by the US and allies with Russia, Syria and Iran..

[ohdearohdearohdear] 07/4/2017 07:42

Might be a big down day here today.

[mrkeysersoze] 07/4/2017 07:37

Are Assads days in power looking numbered following increased US involvement?Mr K

[losses] 06/4/2017 08:21

24p you losing on this aswell after bailing out from genel after losing fair bit there??Give up trading is say lol

[shujja1] 05/4/2017 05:39

The European Union's top diplomat says the United Nations, EU and world financial institutions have begun technical work to figure out what will be needed to rebuild war-ravaged Syria.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said Tuesday that the work is meant to foster peace efforts by giving Syrians a sense of their post-conflict future.

Speaking on the eve of an international conference on Syria, Mogherini said "it is easier to imagine peace if you are given some hope that that process can be supported by others."

She said that too often in the past, the international community has appeared "taken by surprise (by) the end of the conflict."

Officials from 70 countries are expected in Brussels for the Wednesday conference following reports that a suspected chemical attack killed dozens in northern Syria.