Near Term Prospects7 Mar 2026 02:19
While I maybe right, I could be wrong, and this can be called a ‘Rant’ However, I’m free to speak unlike the ordinary population of Iran, now with that said, I will say that this appears to be, at long last, the ‘EndGame’ with regards to the destructive, to Kurdistan, nature of Iran’s influence in Iraq . Yes those Zealots that attach themselves to religious doctrine will still hate the Kurds as they always have, and the West in general, especially Israel, a country they’d like to end the existence of in one giant nuclear war. BUT They, the zealots in Baghdad , are losing in Iran where they need support, including, and of most importance to GKP, the Kurdish part of Iran, the area in which the US / Israel are NOW actively degrading all military bases/ infrastructure. The Kurds are NOW massing their forces on the border in preparation to ‘ Go In’ as soon as Iran’s military has been weakened enough to guarantee success with the support of total US / Israel air power and, importantly, the support of the local Iranian Kurdish population that hate Iran for many valid reasons.
Therefore when, not if, Iran are defeated an autonomous Kurdistan will in effect exist in Iran bordering the autonomous Iraq Kurdistan region. At that point, and very soon, Kurdistan will have enough power to insist upon the right to sell their oil through a pipeline that is due in September, for a new agreement with Turkey, and Importantly, the Iran supporting Zealots in Baghdad won’t be able to do what they did to Kurdistan before, cut their pipeline income off. In effect including GKPs. Pipeline Income for over two years before Trump returned to power and threatened them.
In the meantime, what does the shutdown cost? Ten million a month of lost profit, ‘chicken feed’ compared to the future prospects without Iran’s interference. This I believe is why our shares are holding up, in fact they are higher now than my own recent Buy recommendation . @173.
Hold ! Our time is coming. The time when the REAL value of GKPs massive assets will be recognised in a world that needs oil.