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Gulf Keystone - Falls through stop-loss

July 2005

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  • Epic Code:
  • GKP
  • Price:
  • 46.5p
Shares in Gulf Keystone have fallen through the stop-loss of our Trader portfolio on the back of deteriorating sentiment, triggered by two particular events. The first was the collapse in the shares of oil e&p firm Regal Petroleum, not long after a large equity fund-raising was arranged by its broker, Evolution Securities, which also happens to be broker to Gulf. The second was the inability of First Calgary (like Gulf, another explorer in Algeria) in finding a buyer for its highly rated oil & gas assets. The shares may yet recover if Gulf's ongoing drilling program yields positive results, but we are dropping coverage for now. Sell. ...

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