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.

Good timing back to 161P(i hope?).

PF1 is now a tad over due.Wonder what is going on there?
Genel results webcast yesterday was informative vis pipelines/export etc etc
http://cache.merchantcantos.com/webcast/static/ec2mc/4000/5275/9523/10962/Lobby/default.htm

Not sure why the delay,but someone contacted the co and they were told expected next week?

If you click the chain-link above this box,delete and pste your link,you'll get direct access. I've transferred your link to th Genel thread as an example,hope this helps?

Ah ha. thanks.
Haven't used the chain link thingy before.

Not sure what to make of this,another pump/dump??


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Date posted today 12:29
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before this posts gets removed. GKP are aware of this and you will also see that iii are in force today removing posts.

My concern is why is Mr Asher disclosing this price sensitive information to a certain select group of shareholders?

"The offer for Shaikan is on Todd's desk now subject to clean title, its from Exxon and is just under $10 billion. Jeremy believes it is a good time to maximise value on a NPV basis"

"The $10B supposed offer was indeed mentioned to me by JA and we discussed whether a proposed sale of Shaikan now made sense from a NPV basis"

more likely to be disinformation to gull the muppets

Yep,certainly excited the market,NOT.

P&D I suspect niceone...
No way Asher would be that unprofessional and that's despite my reservations about the method he,and his motley have been parachuted in.

Wouldn't surprise me if there was an element of truth about it however.

1) GKP isn't going to develop Shaikan. Of that I am sure.
2) Everyone has been awaiting clean title from a positive CC judgement for eons.

I've a sneaky feeling Genel will go to the Brits, the Chinese and Americans will fight it out over the main prize. China will pay more, US will get it because of their "military" power and "behind the scenes" support.

For anyone dealing with Selftrade.


Selftrade BED and ISA process:

Sell £11520 worth of shares in dealing account. Go to the payment window and there is a checkbox for "transfer to ISA". Tick that and put "11520" in the amount box. Now go to your ISA and using the £11520 buy the shares back in that account.

I don't understand what you are trying to say. They amount to two different transactions, with two sets of charges and probably two different bid/offer prices. Why sell your 'dealing' stock only to immediately buy the same thing in an ISA?

Harry i sold some this am at (hopefully)a high SP,with the untentions of buying in later at a lower SP to cover costs?

The post above came from another board,so i assumed it has have merit,perhaps a call to S/trade would clarify?

I use Selftrade. What was written is correct. Your strategy assumes you can buy at a lower price than you sold. The 'bed & breakfast' rule is only applicable where there is a possible tax liabilty. Buying stock in an ISA is a completely different transaction and has no relevance to trading outside that ISA. Good luck with your 'sell high, buy lower' strategy. I have a feeling you may get lucky this time!

C&Ped


Just spoke to Anastasia...

PF-1 has been testing at rates of up to 3k bopd. Contracts are in place gauranteeing sales but GKP are awaiting KRG approval of those contracts which is expected very shortly. The inference I got was Ramadan is happening at the moment and when it finishes we can expect something to happen...so later this week or next, IMO. Ramadan finishes on Wed 7th.

Westhouse says SELL...

08 Aug 2013
Gulf Keystone... GKP
Westhouse Securities
Sell
Target 155.00
Initiates/Starts

I wouldn't take any notice of those muppets.

Westhouse Research downgraded its "neutral" stance to "sell" on oil exploration group Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP). The broker says that the possibility of a takeover remains the main driver of value for the shares but does not see such a transaction in the near term. Moreover, In Westhouse's view, the political uncertainty in Iraq could impact operations going forward and the current share price does not provide any upside to compensate for the risk associated with it. The shares inched up by 1.25p to 170.25p.

Hoping for news of 1st production in the coming week,to build on a reasonable week
after the isa admission?

Yep hoping for news as well.Wondering why it's been delayed.
We close in on the Court case judgement as well...sooner that's over the better.

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Gulf Keystone Petroleum

The most bought stock through The Share Centre was Gulf Keystone Petroleum, an oil exploration and production company that concentrates on Iraqi Kurdistan. The company claims it has 19 billion barrels of oil in the region.

It has been winding down operations in Algeria since 2009 and is currently concluding its exit from that country.

GKP has recently been embroiled in a dispute with Tom Dobell’s team on the M&G Recovery fund, which is a major shareholder in the company.

M&G has criticised corporate governance at the company and sought to fight the re-election of certain directors, proposing “independent” alternatives instead. This approach was objected to by the chairman of GKP’s nominations committee, Field Marshal Lord Guthrie, former chief of the defence staff.

The dispute has its roots in an on-going power struggle for control of the Bermuda-based firm.