When a stock moons, it rockets so high off the chart that it eventually hits the moon.

If you have a stock that's valued at a dollar and it suddenly rises to $50, $100 or beyond, then it has mooned.

Buy a share of GME tomorrow before the split. You'll end up with 4 (each valued at a quarter of today's price, meaning; 1 @ $150 will = 4 @ 37.50 each. ) Or you can wait until the split happens and try to buy 1 @ $37.50 but you run the risk of the stock running to higher and higher prices due to a flood of new investors buying up more cheap shares.

*Apparently, I was wrong and you will only be able to buy the cheaper shares tomorrow with no split. The deadline passed today, sadly.

When a stock moons, it rockets so high off the chart that it eventually hits the moon.

If you have a stock that's valued at a dollar and it suddenly rises to $50, $100 or beyond, then it has mooned.

Buy a share of GME tomorrow before the split. You'll end up with 4 (each valued at a quarter of today's price, meaning; 1 @ $150 will = 4 @ 37.50 each. ) Or you can wait until the split happens and try to buy 1 @ $37.50 but you run the risk of the stock running to higher and higher prices due to a flood of new investors buying up more cheap shares.