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If you trade on the B3 (Brazilian Stock Exchange) and can't achieve consistency, that might be the real problem. 🎓 PREMIUM LIVE MENTORSHIP WITH MURILO VOZNAK (R$ 4,997 — live group classes) 👉 https://academiadetrader.com.br/mento... 📈 TRADESPARK COURSE — ACHIEVE FINANCIAL FREEDOM (R$ 597 — complete recorded course) 👉 https://academiadetrader.com.br/trade... 🖥️ MASTERCLASS "HOW I TRADE IN PRACTICE" + BONUS (R$ 197) 👉 https://pay.hotmart.com/E105892601A?o... 📊 LIVE TRADING ROOM (R$ 97/month — watch live trades) 👉 https://academiadetrader.com.br/sala-... 🎁 EXCLUSIVE INDICATOR (free) 👉 https://indicador.curingaeconomico.co... 🏦 BEST FOREX BROKER 👉 https://tickmill.link/3SYYTlA 💬 TELEGRAM GROUP 👉 https://t.me/curingaeconomico The difficulty in making money day trading on the B3 (Brazilian Stock Exchange) isn't necessarily in your strategy, your psychology, or your risk management, but in the market's structure itself. Mini-index and mini-dollar futures are highly leveraged, require short-term trades, and expose the trader to a disproportionate level of risk, where small price variations already generate significant financial impacts. This drastically reduces the margin of error and makes building consistency difficult. Furthermore, the B3 (Brazilian Stock Exchange) is a market with limited assets and heavily influenced by institutional players. This means that significant movements can occur without clear predictability, hindering technical analysis and strategy replication. Unlike global markets, where there is asset diversity and greater liquidity, traders on the B3 are restricted to few opportunities and depend on specific conditions to operate efficiently. Another key point is that the market structure directly impacts risk-return and drawdown. In more leveraged and concentrated environments, traders need to be right more often and wrong less often to survive, which increases emotional pressure and reduces operational longevity. Consistency in trading depends not only on technique but also on operating in an environment that allows for risk control, process repetition, and adaptation over time. In this video you will learn: • Why most traders lose money on the B3 (Brazilian Stock Exchange) • Why the problem may not be your strategy • How leverage directly impacts your results • Practical difference between the B3 and the international market • The impact of asset limitations on trading • How large players influence the market • Why consistency depends on market structure • The relationship between risk, drawdown, and survival • Why many traders fail to progress • What to consider to achieve long-term consistency 📲 WhatsApp: https://wa.me/15558149885 📷 Instagram:   / murilovoznak   💼 LinkedIn:   / murilo-voznak-trader-profissional   ✅ Subscribe to the channel: https://youtube.com/user/PortalUibo/?... ⏱️ Chapters of Video 00:00 Why you can't make money on B3 00:27 Results and experience in the market 02:09 My trading story 03:26 Why B3 is difficult for consistency 04:17 Leverage comparison 06:33 Difference between B3 and the international market 07:25 Amount of assets available 09:26 Market structure and risks 10:57 How professional traders operate 12:28 Consistency outside of B3 13:22 Limitations of the Brazilian market 14:13 The real problem for the trader Murilo Voznak is an economist (PUC-SP) and a professional trader with 19 years of market experience. Formerly with Santander Brasil, he has been working in Forex, Commodities and Global Indices since 2016, focusing on risk management, drawdown control and long-term consistency. Founder of Curinga Econômico, an educational project active since 2011 with over 500,000 subscribers. Trading involves high risk. Exclusively educational content. No investment recommendations. Past results do not guarantee future results. In this video, you will understand why many traders fail to achieve consistency on the B3 (Brazilian stock exchange), even after studying strategy and risk management. The problem may lie in the market structure. High leverage, few assets, and strong institutional influence make the environment more difficult for the retail trader. The main takeaway is: consistency in trading also depends on the market in which you operate.