Sorry but you have it wrong. The maxium loss for the position is the difference in strikes less the premium received. If I read your chart right, that's $3.44 and it occurs when all options go to parity which is probably 10+ pts away from the 38 straddle sold.Quote from shortie:
what you are saying is clearly wrong. once June 33P is in the money, it gains the same amount Short May 38P loses if SLV goes lower from there. By the time SLV @33 both calls are close to worthless so we only look at puts. The bottom line is that ~33 is where the position clearly can't lose any more money. This is not counting the premium I received for Short straddle. So I am guessing ~34 is where my max loss is, not far from what's on the image (before SLV took another 2% dive)
The reason for this is that the delta of the Jun options is lower than the May's and the Jun's retain time premium much longer.