easy · Quantitative Finance derivatives
A trader is long a delta-neutral portfolio with a total Gamma of +500.
If the underlying stock price S moves by +$2.00 over a very short interval, what is the estimated second-order profit from this move, ignoring time decay?
- -$1,000
- +$500
- +$1,000
- +$2,000
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