Charting your gamma is an exercise in futility.
What I stated was that premium and volatility are interchangeable. More so they are THE SAME. Gamma is the speed of the delta. What you're referring to is the delta. The distinction is significant to your trading because 1), gamma is not expressed in dollars so it will seem abstract, and 2), gamma convexity peaks ATM so that OTM options have less gearing to delta. There is further convexity to gamma that is +OTM, but it's complex and less an issue with vanillas than exotics.
You can have a gamma-limit in terms of a figure, but it will always be a moving target and can change modality on some positions. Don't bother with running a gamma-figure. Your theta is an implicit gamma exposure and it's in $-terms. Limit your greeks calcs to D, V, T.... dollar-terms.
IOW, you're running too much gamma if your $9,000 net liq account is running $200 daily thetas, regardless of sign.
What I stated was that premium and volatility are interchangeable. More so they are THE SAME. Gamma is the speed of the delta. What you're referring to is the delta. The distinction is significant to your trading because 1), gamma is not expressed in dollars so it will seem abstract, and 2), gamma convexity peaks ATM so that OTM options have less gearing to delta. There is further convexity to gamma that is +OTM, but it's complex and less an issue with vanillas than exotics.
You can have a gamma-limit in terms of a figure, but it will always be a moving target and can change modality on some positions. Don't bother with running a gamma-figure. Your theta is an implicit gamma exposure and it's in $-terms. Limit your greeks calcs to D, V, T.... dollar-terms.
IOW, you're running too much gamma if your $9,000 net liq account is running $200 daily thetas, regardless of sign.