Jeremy Lieber – Uncommon Education Trading

Uncommon Education Trading is Jeremy Lieber’s day-trading course on options and futures. It is designed for traders who want a structured alternative to relying on alerts, including those who have lost money or stepped away from trading.

The course centers on a self-paced, 30-day Blueprint and uses trading demonstrations to show how its approach is applied. It teaches a trading skill rather than promising a payoff.

Skills in the 30-day Blueprint

• Structure options trades using strikes, expirations, and the Greeks instead of guessing
• Execute futures with disciplined sizing, risk-per-trade, and smart contract selection
• Build a repeatable day-trading setup from Jeremy Lieber’s 30-day Blueprint
• Read pre-trade chart analysis the way a professional coach frames it live
• Follow real-time entries and alerts during Mon-Thu live trading sessions
• Apply a risk-first framework to manage downside before entering any trade

A structured approach to options and futures

Uncommon Education Trading speaks to people who have tried trading, experienced losses and want to approach the markets differently. Rather than treating alerts as a complete method, the course emphasizes learning how an options or futures trade is structured.

The 30-day Blueprint is self-paced. Its options component introduces strikes, expirations and the Greeks as parts of a trade that need to be considered together. On the futures side, it addresses position sizing, risk per trade and the choice of contract.

Trading demonstrations and pre-trade analysis

The program’s trading component shows how Jeremy approaches chart analysis before entering a trade. Entries and alerts form part of the demonstrations, giving context to the structured concepts taught in the Blueprint.

Think or Swim is typically used to demonstrate trades. The method is not presented as limited to that platform; it can be adapted to other trading platforms.

Moving beyond delayed alerts

A delayed alert can arrive after a market move has already happened, leaving the trader reacting to a signal without the context behind it. The course addresses that problem by emphasizing analysis and the structure of a trade rather than an isolated alert.

The options material also addresses a common gap in trading education: taking a position without understanding its structure or the effect of contract decay. For futures, the focus moves to sizing and risk before entry instead of treating the market as a source of easy money.

Who the trading material is for

The material is intended for traders who want a more disciplined framework after disappointing experiences with hype or cold alerts. It is relevant to options traders who have not previously learned the Greeks and to futures traders who have experienced losses associated with poor position sizing.

The Blueprint starts with foundational options concepts, making it possible for beginners to follow. Its approach is also relevant to traders looking for a repeatable method across options and futures.

About Jeremy Lieber

Jeremy Lieber founded Uncommon Education Trading and is a professional day trader with more than six years of experience. His teaching includes the analysis, entries and alerts used in his own trading approach.

Trading risk

Trading carries a real risk of loss, including the loss of capital.

Frequently asked questions

What is Uncommon Education Trading?

Uncommon Education Trading is Jeremy Lieber’s day-trading program, built around a 30-day, self-paced Blueprint covering options and futures. The course materials include videos.

Who is the course suited to?

It is aimed at traders seeking a structured approach after relying on hype or delayed alerts. It also addresses options traders unfamiliar with the Greeks and futures traders who want to improve their approach to sizing.

Do I need trading experience to follow the Blueprint?

The Blueprint teaches options structure from the ground up, including strikes, expirations and the Greeks, so beginners can follow the material.

Does Uncommon Education Trading cover both options and futures?

Yes. The options material covers trade structure and pricing concepts, while the futures material addresses position sizing, risk per trade and contract selection.

Which trading platform is used in demonstrations?

Trading is typically demonstrated on Think or Swim. The approach can also be adapted to other platforms.