Here's a brief note on long-term and short-term squeezes:

*Short-term squeeze:*

- A temporary and sudden increase in demand or reduction in supply

- Leads to a quick price increase

- Usually driven by market sentiment, news, or events

- Can be reversed once the market corrects

*Long-term squeeze:*

- A sustained and prolonged imbalance between demand and supply

- Leads to a significant and lasting price increase

- Often driven by fundamental factors like supply chain disruptions, industry trends, or structural changes

- Can lead to a permanent shift in market dynamics

In both cases, a "squeeze" refers to a market situation where demand exceeds supply, leading to price increases. The key difference lies in the duration and underlying drivers of the imbalance.