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The current stock price is $50, and a put is priced at $3.59201. If the stock rises to $50.10, the price of the put will be $3.549152 and if the stock drops to $49.90, the price of the put will be $3.635261. If the stock jumps to $52, what is your best estimate of the new price of the put using the put's delta and gamma?
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