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Don’t Panic ! Negotiations will continue, tomorrow, and who knows sometime thereafter.

Taking account of the seemingly never ending False Dawns over the past 2 years this last little bit won’t be quick and easy, and nor should we have expected it to be. As a reader of market trends I can’t see any panic there, that said it doesn’t take much to spook it, and if that S**t happens we’ll never hear the last of itsclever joyfully saying I got you at long last.

Patience because Tuesday’s the scheduled date for a meeting and negotiations are in progress.

Bel.. the reverse is true with regards to Total and BP Would BP have committed to their large investment without an assurance that Kirkuk oil would be exported to European countries via Turkey.

Ponzi that’s your own interpretation in the hope that you can one day say I told you so. Pathetic. In the meantime 190s and not 170s which for me = trading profits as per my stated positions. Sorry if that hurts you.

Itsaponzi You don’t know, and the fact is this is clearly apparent in your consistently incorrect predictions, each and every one doom and gloom. Negotiations tend to end in pragmatic solutions where you give a little and you take a little.

One day you’ll get a prediction right, a monkey would. In the meantime Why would any sane person give a dam about the prospects of a company that you don’t own a share of?

Agreement pending. In the meantime so will be a nice dividend.

Well that’s it then, the ponzi that’s always wrong believes that no agreements will be made, therefore agreement announced Tuesday/Wednesday this week.

In the meantime who’d sell, not ponzi it ain’t got any.

Ms Ponzi I wonder if you might kindly answer the question that was troubling me. Why would any sane person be so interested as you seem to be in a very pessimistic manner with regards to a company whose shares you do not own.?

Would you believe that my concerns include your mental health as much as the reason why anyone would so sadistic as to take pleasure in the hope that others lose something that you would have liked to have yourself. The strength to invest in a very volatile region.

P.S. As I can now recall from my own experience, negotiations can be complex. Imagine this as a possibility. The oil companies during the course of very recent negotiations mentioned that their contracts are legal. Then they’re told that, “We can always change that.”

Cynical perhaps but I would say that the results of the previous cases went the way that they were supposed to.

What part of “Why would any sane person waste their time studying the news and share price movements in a share that they don’t own. do you understand? ( in short You must be insane.

The final agreement with international oil companies will be announced within weeks and not months. In the meantime if there’s money to be made on the dips when the nervous holders run for cover.

Exactly what’s the purpose of a person closely following the news and share price movements of a company whose worth it believes can only ever go in one direction, down. ( who would be so stupid as to invest money in the belief that a part of it will be lost?)

Who knows how the mind of an idiot works. However, it doesn’t know nothing as displayed in endless post that appear each and every time that it sees a chance to reveal it’s jealousy and troll those of us with the funds and the strength to do what it fears the most, the chance that we’ll gain where wimps fear to tread.

Shares go up for a reason but in doing so they often go down when patience or the chance to take a profit triggers sales.

BP invested in the region for a reason

Patience required, not too much

🚰🚰🚰 Little drips of positivity every day, all apart from the little drip that predicted 170s today. ( nearer 190 I’d say so.)

Nice to hear from Belgrano again his comments were usually well founded, although exchanging GKP when they were a whole lot lower for PHNX wasn’t wise with the benefit of hindsight.

Very interesting Mr Careful ( that said I doubt that many GKP shareholders are careful, that’s not in the nature of risk takers )

Seriously, and as I’ve just mentioned in a previous post, the significance of BPs presence has been massively underestimated to date.

The last paragraph speaks volumes “ The finalisation if contract terms comes after the Iraq and the KRG reached an agreement on the resumption of oil exports from Kurdistan.”

Finally and I don’t no why I take any notice but Its always wrong has predicted 170s today. That if course can only mean that we’ll end the day closer to 190. (BP update one pm U.K. time)

Just a thought while we wait for a vital RNS

I wonder if the massive importance of the BP / Iraq agreement has yet to be appreciated.

Was it a coincidence that the final stage was signed the day before BPs strategic update, I’m looking forward to that.

Are BP from today responsible for Kirkuk oil production that should be transported to European markets? They will of course have been given assurances before signing.

The mere presence of a massive oil giant on GKPs doorstep will instil confidence in other companies that are considering investments in Kurdistan. And perhaps of great importance will BPs shareholders / followers take a more confident look st other investments in the region.

@183 I’m a trading buyer ( albeit with a strict 10% automatic stop loss)

Why would it be a surprise to experience another bump along the way on a day when the trading volume was high and profits from the recent rise could have been taken from the proceeds of money flowing in at or around the 185 that’s been a recent average price that’s reasonable in advance of an RNS that’s far more likely to be positive than negative.

Of course it could also be the case that a fool that’s always wrong believed that today’s prices would increase to 220. A fool that pretends it isn’t disappointed when the price falls from time to time when in reality it spends its days longing for the sadistic opportunity to say “I told you so”

And would you believe it, when I’ve only just mentioned little 🚰 drips the one that’s always wrong reappears.

Therefore and as I said before ‘ Shareholders Anxiously Awaiting an RNS’ Some time in April when a fool will predict doom and gloom for a share that will drop on occasion ( 260 to 240 if not 340 to 290 perhaps ) as they surely will

It does seem that enough 🚰 are falling in order to support the share price while we await an RNS without which all of the recent developments can’t be assumed as being set in stone.

While the recent APIKUR statement was positive, the mention of outstanding points of contention signals that the final agreement has yet to be made.

I’ve withdrawn my personal recommendation re. Hold Up or Down while I await an RNS that will confirm the wisdom of my most recent 181 and 183 positions that I hope to close @200 + I will however confidently hold my long term investment in GKP in the opinion that there’s more value there than currently meets the most important institutional eyes.

183 ? hum? The price that’s just triggered my traders belief that the price of GKP shares now reflects the natural effects of profit taking. This being so I’d expect a correction following a positive RNS. Buy now ? Unlike itsgota broken crystal ball I’m not a clairvoyant.

Who can honestly say that after two years spent arguing so many vested interests could be finally satisfied without another wobble along the way?

When I posted my recent comment regarding the little drips 🚰 of news that have contributed to the recent rise in GKPs share price I didn’t expect this forum’s Itsa little drip to return spouting doom and gloom. However, in my last post I mentioned the likelihood of “ bumps along the way” because shares rarely if ever go up in strait lines. Therefore I’ll repeat my own position of being a buyer in the expectation that a positive RNS will shortly follow. In the meantime we can take comfort in the fact that Its always wrong.

‘Reuters Feb 19th’ ( World news / Middle East )

Turkey’s top refiner Tupras stops Russian crude oil purchases after sanctions

In short they previously imported c225 000 Barrels per day Urals (60% of Turkey’s refining capacity)

I wonder where they might find a new supplier? Somewhere local perhaps

On the other hand Trump would seem to be putting pressure on Putin in advance of allowing Russia an easy means to claim a victory, and importantly restart the oil exports that that Trump wants to stimulate the world’s economies via cheaper oil.

Buy @ - 183 but expect a little bump or two before the final agreements required are announced. The time when the price will rise again.

🚰 A little drip at a time but we’re getting there. 🙏🏼 I hope