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Should read Hold ( It;’s a hot day )

If you have to ask that question the answer must be No! We’ll know when the time for us to be told arrives. In the meantime those that’ve followed GKP for a while will have recognised how close to a resolution we are. On that basis the shares are a buy @170s However personally I’m on hoke because I purchased more than enough when they were lower. { I wasn’t so stupid as to wait for the fools reduction if 60s when they were 90 or so . }

Soon

As I just said “ the share price is telling us that something is close “ seems someone kniws something

The GKP share price increased on the rumours that the long awaited deal was very close. However, and as most of us here know only too well, that’s become a recurring theme over the last couple of years. On this occasion the share price grlp up reasonably well after the half expected disappointment, the share price is therefore saying hold on there’s still something close. We shall see, and one day soon we will. Buy

155 /7 was about the price quoted before Isreal set out to destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities . With that achieved with Trump’s help I’ll suppose the Iranian supporting politicians in Iraq will express their anger against ( U.S. backed ) Kurdistan. Therefore I won’t expect a near term pipeline solution. However there can no longer be any doubt who holds the power in the Middle East, and that’’s not Russia that gave now all but lost Iran in addition to Syria in a few short months of Trump’s 2nd term. So much for him being Soft on Putin.

With that said there now seems to be no danger to our moderately profitable “local” sales. and the dividends look assured until Iraq accepts the inevitable abd bows to U.S pressure. Thus most certainly isn’t the time to F*** with American oil companies, and GKP is aligned with them

Ms Itsaponzi The sun shines 12 months if the year where I reside. So when Iran decide to accept the inevitable, defeat, and Kurdish oil flows to the Mediterranean via Turkey bypassing the Iran / Iraq alliance, as the west woukd like, GKP’s shareholders will bask in the sunlight. Sadly for those that didn’t recognise the value and buy, Itsayou for instance, it’s still cloudy doom and gloom. There’ll be winners and as it’ll soon know, there’ll be sad losers.

Your kind will not admit to it but Putin’s stupidity for becoming involved with a war that can’t be won in the Ukraine has cost Russia in the Middle East where they have lost Syria and now they can’t defend Iran, where despite the false propaganda you so idiotically post Iran are being battered into submission by Isreali following the loss of Hamas etc. that made the mistake of attacking innocent Isreali people.

Kurdistan have the support of the Worlds Strongest power and Iraq will have to do what the US tell them to do like it ir not.

With the possibility that Gulf oil will be temporary disrupted a pipeline directly to the Mediterranean will be of more value to the West

Patience will be rewarded

Propaganda for gullible ears. Give this another week or two and we shall see. GKP meanwhile will tell us what the effect has been/.Up date tomorrow. and in that respect the strength in the shares seems to be saying no worries. In fact the defeat of Iran will increase the strength of Kurdistan.

There.s the answer. Nothing dramatic has changed in Kurdistan, but the strength in the shares tells me that this is coming to a head,.

@163 buy

I’ve long said that Patients is Required , that said once.more II’ve no desires to be rich in a graveyard. Therefore I can only hope that a war that Iran can’t win will bring matters to a head.

Russian support is tied up in the Ukraine, hence the fall of Assad. and importantly Hanas ect.

Iraq rely on oil sales via a sea that might not be safe and Iranian gas has been cut off.

Disruption of Gulf oil will make a pipeline directly to the Mediterranean more valuable,

Iran can’t inflict serious damage in Kurdistan and “local “ sales will continue.

And iof course the oil price is up and staying up for a while.

Buy at current price and take advantage if any dips

Stating the obvious but significant investment in a company based on the edge of a Middle Eastern war zone does require bravery, some might say foolishness,. However over the past few months the situation on the ground surrounding Kurdistan has stabilised as the Turkish and Syrian Kurds reach pragmatic agreements. The single most difficult problem remains, the Iranian influenced politicians in Iraq that hate the idea of Kurdish strength and have been attempting to strangle them financially seems to be coming to a head, firstly with the demise of Hanas ect. and now more significantly with the direct attract that will weaken them. Clearly the US are putting pressure on Baghdad and that will have the desired effect. When is another matter and patience is still required.

In the meantime we’re one week away from the AGM and an update on our current profitability. Will that include another dividend ? I’d say 50 / 50.

No brainer

The fall of Russia in Syria has allowed the USA to step in with the stability required to support commercial interests . Trump has a clear agenda regarding American power, build strong relationships in areas close to where they are unwelcome, Iraq and Iran .In Kurdistan where the U S can build a huge base in a friendly place where his troops are relatively safe.

How far Trump will go to back Kurdistan I wish I knew, but it will favour western investment . Now is the time when GKP still represents very good value

GKP should now follow the U S lead and invest in gas. Turkey intends to exploit Syrian oil via Kurdish territory. Turkey would like Kurdish Oil

Patience still required

Whoever it is that’s talking about a war between the West and Iraq obviously doesn’t understand that the current situation, it’s all about the money; withholding money from the national budget and closing the pipeline in order to squeeze Kurdistan into submission .or Kurdistan demanding a fair share of Kurdish resources. In that respect Trump holds the strongest hand , he can cut Iraq’s access to its Oil wealth in an instant and Iraq know that. If Trump turns the screw enough Iraq will allow Kurdistan to continue to develop for the benefit of its people , ( mostly themselves ) and to do that they need to export our oil, and pay us our fair share . It’s a case if when and nit if . Therefore Patience is still required .

Would this be the time to negotiate a gas supply deal along the lines of a legal contract connected to our existing oil extraction deal?

If the Yanks can, the British surely can. We have the resources required.

A re we sitting on some extremely valuable assets that Trump’s about to unlock if the Iraq’s and the Iranian’s like it or not.

The longer this saga goes on the more I despair regarding the likelihood of an agreement. Until now because it that’s wrong far more often than not is predictably predicting “an agreement will never happen”

In the meantime oil’s holding above 60 and not heading towards 40 ( its wrong again ) and I’ll dare say we’re still making enough to pay decent dividends.

If there’s one thing that will support the oil price above 60 it’s Itaponzi thinking that it’s heading towards 40

I’d also say Iran will have great difficulty selling oil to China or anywhere if Trump stations two aircraft carriers near their coast. Same goes if their mates in Iraq try to sell it on their behalf.

Unwin. The best way forward for all, apart from the zealots in Iraq that don’t care about the cost if they can ‘screw’ those nasty Kurds and Westerners. As a man that will rely on the success of his APIKUR work in order to secure future contracts

Caggins will do his best for us, which will have a large success bonus.

Yes I’d certainly be happier if GKP were selling oil at worldwide prices, and if the dividend was increasing. (Increased oil prices / contract agreement might mean increasing capital investment at the expense of dividends)

That said “I’m alive today, tomorrow’s another day.” Or should I say ‘A bird in the hand —-‘

I’d be more concerned about this ‘never ending saga ‘ if the share price was falling. I’d also be more concerned if I hadn’t booked a little trip, Angkor Wat, on the proceeds of a little divi.

Could be worse