Neve Chua

Neve Chua

Green Finance Reporter | ESG Investment Advisor

Switched from Environmental Economics to finance, earned CFA ESG Investing cert. Writes for Sustainable Finance Weekly, founded Zero Carbon Investment Club. Specializes in translating carbon data into actionable advice. Translated Rich Dad Poor Dad Green Edition.

Latest Articles

How to Play Options Without Losing Money? The Core Logic and Trading Techniques Used by Experts
How to Play Options Without Losing Money? The Core Logic and Trading Techniques Used by Experts
This article introduces the basic definition, structure, contract elements, trading strategies, and common risks of options, and includes Q&A related to options to help readers comprehensively understand options trading.
Covered Put Option: A Guide for Beginners and Advanced Investors
Covered Put Option: A Guide for Beginners and Advanced Investors
Covered put options are suitable for experienced investors, enabling risk hedging and income generation by shorting stocks and selling put options. Learn the operational process and key risk management strategies.
Exploring Certificates of Deposit (CDs): A Steady Choice for Low - Risk Investments
Exploring Certificates of Deposit (CDs): A Steady Choice for Low - Risk Investments
Certificates of Deposit offer capital safety and fixed returns, ideal for short- to medium-term savings goals. Learn the benefits, risks, and key considerations for rational financial planning.
Understanding Margin Accounts: How to Use Leverage to Increase Investment Returns?
Understanding Margin Accounts: How to Use Leverage to Increase Investment Returns?
Margin accounts allow you to amplify investment returns through leverage, but they also increase risk. Learn the mechanics, risk management, and safety tips to scientifically enhance returns.
Differences between Stocks and Options: Which One Is More Suitable for You?
Differences between Stocks and Options: Which One Is More Suitable for You?
The difference between stocks and options lies in risk, reward, and capital requirements. Understand their features and align them with your risk tolerance to choose the best investment approach.
What to Do When Funds Are Limited? How to Diversify Assets through Fractional Share Investing?
What to Do When Funds Are Limited? How to Diversify Assets through Fractional Share Investing?
Wondering what to do with limited funds? Fractional share investing lets you diversify across industries with small capital, reducing risk and enabling access to premium, high-priced stocks.
Simulated trading is not a toy; it is the first shield for novices to avoid losing money
Simulated trading is not a toy; it is the first shield for novices to avoid losing money
This article explains the definition, advantages, operation steps of simulated trading, and the comparison with real-time trading, helping novices practice trading skills without capital risk. It is suitable for all investors who want to enter the market.
He's Invincible in Stock Selection, Yet Recommends You Buy the S&P 500: The Truth Behind Warren Buffett's Belief
He's Invincible in Stock Selection, Yet Recommends You Buy the S&P 500: The Truth Behind Warren Buffett's Belief
Why does Buffett, an unbeatable stock picker, recommend you buy the S&P 500? How can ordinary investors achieve stable long-term returns through index funds?
Is the poor man's version of covered bullish options really cost-effective? A comprehensive analysis of low-cost option strategies
Is the poor man's version of covered bullish options really cost-effective? A comprehensive analysis of low-cost option strategies
The Poor Man's Covered Call uses low costs to implement a covered call strategy, suitable for investors with limited funds. This article analyzes its advantages, risks, and suitable audience to help you make rational decisions.