There used to be two types of traders who knew about short squeezes. Hardcore momentum followers who'd position for possible squeeze moves, and people who short and understand there's the risk of a blow off move against you ("The market is squeezing us"). It was never in the public lexicon.
This changed to small extend with the TSLA move of 2019. There was some media attention to the shorts being squeezed in TSLA. Of course it hit mainstream after DFV was correct on the GME move. I'm curious, does anyone know the last time DFV actually used this term? Would I be right in saying he's not used it since GME was under $50? That's the last reference I can find.
Looking through Reddit history, I can not find any mention of it within the last 2 years -here was the last one.
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