Johnathan Maverick

Updated October 23, 2026

In addition to being an active investor in stocks, futures, forex, and cryptocurrencies, J.B. Maverick has produced a wealth of investor education.

He has written hundreds of articles, blogs, and eBooks on personal finance and investing, for dozens of different investor information websites, such as Investopedia.com and Benzinga.com, and has acted as an advisor and editor for the Financial Educators Council.

Learn more about the author on the following website: Minds

Markets he covers

Four markets are named on this page, and they are not a random spread. Stocks and futures sit at one end, forex and cryptocurrencies at the other. Trading all four means dealing with different margin rules, different session hours and very different volatility. That range explains the volume of output behind his name: hundreds of articles, blogs and eBooks, spread across dozens of investor information sites. The two named here are Investopedia.com and Benzinga.com, and both write for readers rather than for professionals. Advisory and editing work for the Financial Educators Council points the same way, towards material that has to be accurate before it is interesting. Readers weighing up where to place a trade will get more from our broker reviews, and the full list of brokers puts fees and account minimums side by side.

FAQ

Who is Johnathan Maverick?

An active investor and a writer of investor education, published as J.B. Maverick. He invests in stocks, futures, forex and cryptocurrencies, and has produced a large body of material on personal finance and investing.

Which markets does he invest in?

Four are listed on this page: stocks, futures, forex and cryptocurrencies. No single market is named as his main one, so treat the range as broad rather than specialised in one asset class.

Where has his writing been published?

Across dozens of investor information websites. Two are named here, Investopedia.com and Benzinga.com. His output includes hundreds of articles, blogs and eBooks on personal finance and investing.

Has he held editorial or advisory roles?

Yes. He has acted as an advisor and editor for the Financial Educators Council. That work sits alongside his writing rather than replacing it, and it involves checking material for accuracy as much as producing it.

Which of his articles are on this site?

None at the moment. The author feed on this page returns no posts, so there is nothing to browse under his byline yet. Broker reviews and the trading tools are available in the main sections.