A bit of advice. Never present such a long and complex document to anyone, much less a bunch of strangers. Most people won't read more than a simple paragraph or two. Furthermore, you leave yourself open to unmitigated criticism by those unwilling to put forth such effort.
Take some time, go through your list and assess whether the prospective trade partners would have any reason, or initiative, or the ability, to make the prospective trade.
Narrow the list down to your best three possibilities. Perhaps, one of them will have serious merit. Perhaps, one of them will be a trade nobody has seriously considered. That, I assume, is the original goal of your work.
If you are very, very, insightful, perhaps you will have predicted Geoff Petrie's next trade move. You will have become like the creative fanatic portrayed by Mel Gibson in the movie Conspiracy Theory. Make a dramatic call-shot in january, and you may become the "king fan" of KingsFans.com. I have not seen anything terribly clever in some time. You might do it.