The speaker achieved $1.5 million in profit with 65% accuracy by having average winners larger than average losers, indicating a positive profit-to-loss ratio is more crucial than high accuracy.
"my accuracy this year this year it's a little lower it's only about 65% and yet I've got $1.5 million of profit and the reason is because my average winners are larger than my average losers I have a positive profit to loss ratio"
