http://www.gulfkeystone.com/ The firms exploration programme in Algeria is going well and "the shares look good value", say the Investors Chronicle. Your comments please. goal.

I cannot recall Sterling Energy having any stake in Gulf K.....in the Gulf of mexico : some assets (now sold) yes, but not in GKP.

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Must be an update coming on the drilling...

I told you to unload GKP. See post 1046.

Bought back in.....smaller numbers.....if there is a strike : it will be impossible to get in at a reasonable price...120p in a moment...if not perhaps not much decrease...

from a chartist point of view only this looks very much like a top building.( lower highs) breakout to downside not yet confirmed. may not. tactically its a hold at present but not yet a buy, in my opinion. buying here is very dangerous, dont mean it wont be succesful. not yet a sell, but very close to it. all just my opinion and please dyor.
regards
jkd

i would not want to be out of gkp over the weekend - gla

Charting is good up to a certain point, in the event of another big strike this could rocket again and that would completely change the look of the graph.

Horrible chart and mm's games ..looks a sell to 60p.

Not if an rns pops out of nowhere.

Well thats is a possible.

Crude is also on a gentle rise....

news out from Kurdistan

Iraq and Kurdistan agree to start exporting oil!

i think that may be old news .... there was a report 2/3 weeks ago that limited exports were to be permitted

Wow what a turn round.

from bloomberg.

Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Iraq, holder of the worlds third- largest crude reserves, will resume oil exports from the northern Kurdish region soon after the Oil Ministry and the local administration agreed on a payment method.

The federal government instructed the State Oil Marketing Co. to resume exports of oil produced in the Kurdish region immediately, Oil Minister Hussain al-Shahristani told reporters today in Baghdad.

Iraq accepted a Kurdish proposal on payments to international producers working in the semi-autonomous region, al-Shahristani said without providing further details. The Kurdish Regional Government last month proposed that the central administration pay DNO International ASA and other producers in northern Iraq directly or for the revenue to pass through the Kurdish authorities.

DNO shares surged as much as 15 percent in Oslo trading after the announcement. A KRG spokesman wasnt immediately able to comment on an agreement with the government.

Companies like DNO and Genel Enerji AS halted oil exports from the semi-autonomous Kurdish region last year because there was no mechanism in place for payments to producers.

Exports from the Kurdish region had started flowing through federal government-run pipelines last year and revenue from the sales went to state coffers. Exports then halted amid a failure to agree on how revenue would be distributed.

Welcome back my Palestinian friend

Is not me but my twin brother

welcome back also to this board, TFC.
regards
jkd