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+Chapter 40: Advanced Concepts 
+FIGURE 40-16. 
+Trading long gamma, position vega. 
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+TABLE 40-11. 
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+Risk measures of long gamma position in 14 days. 
+Stock 
+Price P&L Delta Gamma 
+52.31 24945 - 79.34 4.75 
+54.14 11445 - 67.68 8.00 
+56.02 277 -49.79 10.79 
+57.98 - 7263 -26.87 12.42 
+60.00 - 10141 - 1.44 12.47 
+62.09 - 7784 23.32 10.99 
+64.26 347 44.47 8.45 
+66.50 11491 60.12 5.55 
+68.82 26672 69.81 2.92 
+891 
+Theta Vega 
+2.10 - 9.91 
+3.91 - 7.87 
+5.76 - 5.56 
+7.21 - 3.73 
+7.88 - 3.04 
+7.60 - 3.78 
+6.47 - 5.71 
+4.82 - 8.20 
+3.09 -10.48 
+So, is this a good position? That is a difficult question to answer unless one 
+knows what is going to happen to the underlying stock. Statistically, this type of posi­
+tion has a negative expected return and would generally produce losses over the long 
+run. However, in situations in which the near-term options are destined to get over­
+heated - perhaps because of a takeover rumor or just a leak of material information