Earnings Volatility Trader (Remote, Funded Options Trader NY

New York, NY:

New York is the geographic and historical center of US capital markets. The NYSE, NASDAQ, every major investment bank, the bulk of hedge fund AUM, and a deep talent pool sit within a few square miles. For a trader, that means the most professional community in the world, the tightest co-location latency if you ever needed it, and a labor market where almost everyone you meet has either traded, sold to traders, or built tech for trading.

Earnings-cycle plays across single-name equity options. Strategies include short premium structures (iron condors, short strangles in defined-risk form) to capture IV crush, long premium structures (long straddles, debit spreads) when implied move is under pricing realized history, and post-earnings drift trades that exploit price continuation after a beat or miss.

Earnings trades carry binary risk by design — the print is either in the expected range or it isn't. Maverick caps per-trade max loss strictly, requires defined-risk structures (no naked premium selling into earnings), and limits the total number of concurrent earnings positions to keep correlated event risk manageable.

Earnings volatility is one of the few areas where retail options markets still mispriced systematically. The role exists at Maverick because the strategy is seasonal, finite, and well-suited to traders who want a structured, repeatable framework rather than open-ended directional trading.

• Traders who have already run a sample of earnings trades and know their own win rate honestly
• People who can size aggressively when edge is real and skip the print entirely when it isn't
• Candidates who think in distributions — earnings outcomes are not normally distributed
• Traders who can stop trading during the quiet weeks between earnings seasons