Yes. But it's hard to get any information
when none of the shareholders here speak chinese.

I think they just took the money and ran.

Not sure of your question. Is this company alive??
You would think with all the pollution in China that
this stock would be working miracles with carbon credits!!

Hello Hello Hello Hello! Is anyone still here?????

I'm still here. I have'nt seen any posts from Mako either.

Must be swimming with the sharks.

Is the volume today Buys or sells?

First time any activity in a long while.

Will the last person to leave please turn out the lights.

There's another $28.80.

We are booking now.

Yeah, We are really cooking now!

How can one send a translated email

if non of the email addresses we have

is valid?

We are getting close to another Chinese New Year.

I wonder how Mr Li is spending our investment

$$$$$?

Tianjin to launch China's fifth carbon market on Dec 26
(Reuters) - Tianjin will launch China's fifth of seven planned emissions trading scheme on Dec 26, aiming to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from more than 100 of the city's biggest emitters.

The northern city of more than 10 million people with a GDP the size of Ireland's will follow Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangdong province in launching carbon markets, as the world's biggest-emitting nation strives to control its impact on climate change.

The Tianjin carbon market will go live on Dec 26, a source involved in preparing the scheme who declined to be named, confirmed to Reuters.

Tianjin is rushing to launch its emissions market before the end of 2013, in order to comply with the central government policy that China's regional pilot markets should begin this year, the source said.

Hubei province and Chongqing will not meet that goal.

Tianjin's carbon market will regulate emissions from around 110 companies within power and heat, iron and steel production, petrochemicals, oil exploitation and residential buildings that emit more than 20,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.

The municipal government plans to release legislation backing up the establishment of the market next week, a government source.

Local authorities have established a registry through which companies can transfer emission permits, but have not been able to open accounts for all the participants, according to government sources.

The news comes a day after Guangdong province launches its market, the world's second-biggest in terms of carbon dioxide covered, with an annual cap for participants set at 388 million tonnes.

The Tianjin government has not yet announced an annual emissions cap for its scheme. (Reporting by Kathy Chen and Stian Reklev, editing by William Hardy)

How long do the poor people of China

need to tolerate the unhealthy breathing

conditions before the government opens

the floodgates and starts this Carbon

trading scheme going so $CBGH can start

making some money for us longs.

Cough cough cough cough.

I hope it is someone who knows something we don't!

Maybe if thousands of people in China

Keel over in the streets or their

cancer rates start climbing through

the roof from all the smog , maybe then

we will see some action with this stock.

Someone on this board must have a friend

who speaks Chinese who can call this

company up and ask for an update!

Anybody?????

Hi board members. Just thought I would

check in and see if all had a pleasant

labor day weekend since there is nothing

else to talk about this stock since there

is no one to talk to at the company anymore

that speaks the kings english.

Has anyone tried contacting CBGH lately

with a chinese interpretor?

Still looks like some weaks are still selling,

but the spread is pretty close now

I thought the saying was the last to sell turns the lights off.

Has anyone tried to reach out

to Membrado to see if they are still

the leagal reps for the company?

Well, if they are not a POS then

they need to supply us with a

invester relations email address

that does not come back as blocked

when we send emails now that Johnson Zhang

is gone and David Zhang no longer will

answer the phone.

We are all in agreement that this

has turned into a POS!

I have no idea. No one can seem

to talk to anyone there. They

don't respond to emails and they

don't return calls from what I am told.

It looks like the carbon trading market

will be delayed until after 2015.

The mainland will not be in a position to form a national exchange to trade carbon emission rights until after 2015, according to an official of one of seven pilot exchanges.

It will take time for the nation's seven pilot exchanges to build up sufficient data-collection infrastructure and trading rules, let alone operate smoothly and come up with a model that works nationwide, said David Tang Yue-tan, secretary of the board of Tianjin Climate Exchange.

"China has committed to developing many different carbon markets over the next three years, and hopefully a national market sometime between 2016 and 2020," he told a climate-change investor forum.

"In the past, rumours had it that that a national market could be up and running by 2015. But, I can assure you, that is just not feasible."

http://www.scmp.com/business/commodities/article/1260392/chinas-national-carbon-credit-exchange-likely-delayed-2016-2020

Good luck finding an email address

for them. There is none on their website.

Kind of left high and dry with no response

from emails to CBGH, no email addresses that work

and no one who speaks english to talk to

when you call.

Mako, Any luck getting through

to CBGH?

That's David Zhang's email address

but I never have received a response

from that. Someone who speaks

chinese needs to call as you suggested.

Mako, Unfortunately the the email addresses

we have that I listed below do not work and

if David and Johnson no longer work for CBGH,

then we have no way of contacting the new

Investor relations person.

Investors@yibaichina.com OR Stock@yibaiChina.com

I thought lorel or Mako had someone

who spoke chinese that called them.

I believe lorel said the best time to

call them is after 10:30 pm est.

lorel, Any word from our friends

in CBGH, or are they ignoring your

calls now?

I think we will all have had enough

if this company does not come forth

with some Fins and PR's.

So now it is "if" the 10K comes?

So much for confidence!

Welcome to the first week of July.

Another month to wait for these

idiots to give us some Fins or PR's!

What up wit that?

What good is holding long if CBGH

does not throw us a bone?

No Audited Fins and no pr's.

Thats what I call lack of investor

relations. Why have an investor relations

department if they don't respond to email

requests for information and are past a

month they said they would have fins???????

Then David either speaks with fork tongue

or he is playing the board.

lorel, Any luck on trying to

get a hold of David since the

new replacement for Johnson does

not speak our language?

This is way past the May time frame

David quoted you a while ago.

I don't think they even take

the time to monitor this board.

Has anyone tried calling them

to get an update? They surely do

not answer email requests for updates.

I have never received a response from

any of my emails.

Last year they did not show profit.

If they show good revenue that

shows the PPS is undervalued, then

she will move up.imho