The OP is smarter than me about sophisticated trading strategies. I am assuming he can hedge his position to withstand drawdown.
With the increasing use of robotics in industrial applications, I see the time when the manual cost of making say, electrical components by example, will be reduced below the cost of paying a human to do it! Imagine a robot does not tire (although, it does breakdown), works 24/7 non-stop, precise and not prone to human error, no salaries, pensions, healthcare, etc. On the plus side you would still need humans to program the robot to do what you want, a service technician to make sure that worn out parts of the robots is replaced to keep it running.
@smallfil fabricated a one lot option trade in a journal. It never hit the tape. @bbpp, trading results in PNL. I'll worry about my end and you worry about yours.
I bet there will be tons of people coming to my thread but I just do not feel the desire to do it. People came to such a thread as yours even it has little value, with typical call from an inexperienced trader.
By that metric, B1S2 should be a super winner. Have you seen the number of views over there? Not sure the point, ETJ.