Alas, these are counterfactual results. Had an investor actually done this, he would have impacted pricing of the options, particularly as his position got larger and larger in such a way as to bascially nullify the results, particularly the period of significant outperformance late.
The problem is always that these returns aren't dollar weighted and the impact of success - which is that you outgrow the money that can be realistically deployed in nearly every strategy - is never factored in (how can it be, really).
Alas, these are counterfactual results. Had an investor actually done this, he would have impacted pricing of the options, particularly as his position got larger and larger in such a way as to bascially nullify the results, particularly the period of significant outperformance late.
The problem is always that these returns aren't dollar weighted and the impact of success - which is that you outgrow the money that can be realistically deployed in nearly every strategy - is never factored in (how can it be, really).