I just did a hypothetical retroactive (hindsight) trading plan from 1990 (starting with $100) to 2011) average 1 trade per year.
Apple, microsoft, amazon (1-1 longs only)
+ platinum, gold & silver (lvr 30:1 long & short)
$100 > $518.8 billion.
So yeah date cherry picking really helps.
As does leverageing and reinvesting leveraged profits. But obviously the risk profile is extreme, and the impact to markets at the later trades is large enough to (change the market itself)
for those... i had target price level on a disadvantaged side of the trade, increasing 3 5 7 day periods where theoreticly staggering the positional change would be possible...
(I.e.. say: spot trades $9.50-$9.75 for a week.
Then later trade to buy in 2b oz silver, over a week period dca $10...) as by this time I figure as a whale that would change the game alot...
(Probibly need proxies in different exchanges and multiple broker accounts to conciel the level of buy in, and out...)
But yeah... timing.. is everything.
Not to mention "drawdown" risk with leverage.
1/2 a trillion in 21 years on 21 trades tho...

It doesnt include exiting. But does include reducing all leverage to 1-1 with an equal holding of gold and silver at the base of its long range trade baseline through 2012 (mid 2011-2013)
At which point the theory would be to sell over this period and bay mine bitcoin for a world domination level profit margin...(or loss.. i figure owning it all would make it worthless...)
First trades:
Microsoft:
Buy Oct 14 1990. 50c [ 200 : $100 ]
Sell July 1 1998. $16.50 (33x) = $3300
Apple
Buy July 1 1998. $0.1c [ 33000 ]
Sell Aug 8 1998. $0.2c. (2x) $6.6k
It gets progressively exponential when you take the best opportunities for any given moment and start compounting them...
If only we were time travellers: