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Aaand another person who thinks spouting their extremely valuable opinions actually adds something to the Board, the lack of a sense of irony is excruciating 🤣

Fingers crossed for that, might get a prior warning though, as both governments are as leaky as an old boat, and they will all be wanting to claim the credit, tick tick tick tick tick......

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Imagine you've got a big rock carrying truck, one of those mining ones, full of M&M's, and every day you eat 50 M&M's, not eating the M&M's for 7 months isn't going to make a big difference either way 🤷

Rogthegamer {✓=÷π^✓[°°}§÷¢$¢√π✓°^¢×÷=°✓[=^•] = 🥴 Appreciate your detailed explanation 🤕 Hats off to anyone who can think in those terms, I can't, I can only look at when human situations are coalescing 🤷

Another short opened 👀 I don't understand shares 🤣

Just bought 200 more, that's it I'm skint 🤣

This is a good BB, for goodness sakes let's not ruin it with war talk, there plenty of forums for that. Take a look at what it did to the Polymetal Board, it's like a ghost town now. PS, straight into filter Mr 1 post let's argue 🤭

I'm not so thinking these are false dawns, as in the early We Will Pump Oil Next Week bull$hlt, more dominoes gradually falling into place now 🕛

Separate (maybe) from the argument that Russia will want to fulfill its own export quota, my understanding is that because of Western companies exiting Russia, their infrastructure is starting to suffer, and internal rationing and limiting exports have startled to be imposed. I'm working flat out today but I think Joe Blogs on YouTube has a post about it.

Mystic BOT's AI algorithm says the oil is unlikely to flow tomorrow, but that it's only a matter of time, as all the pieces are falling into place, and you don't want to be scrambling to get a few shares at anywhere near this price because the anticipation is growing 🚀🌙

Wrangling Boots on time....

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“The oil companies have said that our contract with the Kurdistan Regional Government is not a service contract,” Barzani said, noting that the price set for barrels of Kurdish oil and Iraqi oil is not the same. #MERIForum

3:52 pm · 10 Oct 2023

Because Beiden was on the phone yesterday telling them no support for the oppressive regime we sponsor, no more weapons.

Thanks for the link, but with 441 views in 2 days, I don't think I will be making him my new guru quite yet! 🤔

Ooops, rest of article.

annually through the pipeline, equivalent to 700,000 barrels per day, but if Iraq does not export that amount, Turkey must pay about $ 218 million annually, Turkey as a card It is using pressure against Baghdad.

Regarding the difference in the cost of extracting a barrel of oil between Erbil and Baghdad, he said that the amount set by Baghdad, which is six dollars, is not enough for the oil companies and does not comply with the agreement.

Maliki said the oil companies have exported about $1 billion worth of oil and the money is in the Kurdistan Regional Government, but Iraq does not recognize such contracts.

Or it might be another neg story to crash the price 🤷 But GKP are sitting pretty on a positive cash flow and can sit it out. GL all!

I think they're aware that the contracts are not resolved yet and are shorting higher to sell back on the frustration dips, I don't buy the 'may never be sorted' statement, but the guy from HKN in that great interview that was posted yesterday was clear there's no agreement, yet.

Iraqi Institute of Energy

Rudaw Digital

The head of the Iraqi Institute of Energy says it is unlikely that the Kurdistan Region will resume oil exports next week. He said Turkey is using the presence of the Ceyhan oil pipeline as pressure on Iraq.

On Thursday, 5.10.2023, Yashar Maliki, an economist and president of the Iraqi Institute for Energy, was the guest of Rudaw's 21:30 economic bulletin, presented by Bakhtiar Abdulaziz, and highlighted a number of issues regarding the export of oil from the Kurdistan Region.

Yashar Maliki says the export of oil from the Kurdistan Region is now a distant possibility, if not impossible; Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar's recent statement that the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline is ready to put pressure on the Iraqi government to isolate Baghdad in terms of financial and legal disputes.

"Turkey knows better than anyone else that Iraq cannot use the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline to its full potential, creating legal and financial problems for Iraq," he said.

Maliki said the reason why Iraq cannot export all its oil through the pipeline is the 1973 pipeline agreement, which was amended in

The head of the Iraqi Institute of Energy said that Baghdad has not yet reached a trade agreement with international oil companies operating in the Kurdistan Region. The companies cannot operate with the money allocated to them in the budget and Baghdad does not recognize the production sharing agreements between the Kurdistan Regional Government and these companies.

The expert added that there are still many problems to be solved; Legal problems between Baghdad and Ankara, because three cases are currently pending between the two governments. At the same time, he said, there are financial disputes over compensation; Any party claiming must be compensated.

Maliki said Turkey believes the Kurdistan Regional Government owes Turkish companies for the use of the Iraq-Turkey pipeline, "so there are some mixed problems on the issue.

The expert referred to Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Sudani's earlier statement that they want to separate financial and legal issues from technical issues in the negotiations.

The head of the Iraqi Institute believes that Turkey took its time through technical problems and now dominates Iraq, because Iraq can not export oil through the pipeline as necessary because of OPEC Plus measures and Turkey says it is ready, which has led to Turkey's dominance over Iraq.

According to the president of the institute, although negotiations and meetings continue, but have not been able to resolve the basic issues.

According to the agreement, Iraq must export 35 million tons of oil an

This on ADV FN, can better investing minds that mine make sense of it?

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🔸 Treasury Withheld Approval of Request From Iraq for $1 Billion in Cash From Its Oil Sales -- Sources -- WSJ

🔸 Rare Iraqi Request Comes as U.S. Pushes to Stop Illicit Flow of Dollars in Middle East -- WSJ

🔸 Iraqi Officials Asked for Money Because Cash Reserves Had Dropped -- Sources -- WSJ

🔸 Treasury Told Iraq That Shipment Would Be Contrary to Washington's New Policies -- Sources -- WSJ

It's not about basis sadly, think Middle Eastern, the rules are always 'fluid' and an agreement is only as strong as it's enforceable. However, greed and self interest are great motivators, when the pocket lining is in place, and the "What you said about our Achmed" feuds are less important than profit, we're away 🚀

Here goes the rollercoaster again......