Nice question, here's my take (warning: not an options expert). P&L of your option can be approximated as P&L = theta * dt + 0.5 * gamma * ds^2 + vanna * ds * dv + volga * dv^2 (where s is spot, v is implied vol)https://twitter.com/bennpeifert/status/1352069470903181313 …
I ignored vega above since we don't generally have a view on the direction of implied vol -- *except* that we will move along the vol surface as time passes and as the stock price changes. Accounting for this would introduce...
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...two new terms, one of which modifies theta and the other modifies vanna, but I think the effect should be small most of the time.
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Agree but the premise of the question is that we’re *not* in a flat smile world (otherwise the implied beta would just be 0!)
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