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the moon

What does the moon mean?

The imagined destination for a soaring stock, invoked in 'to the moon' and 'see you on the moon' to signal extreme bullish targets.

"Strap in, next stop the moon. 🚀"

Origin

From 'to the moon'; the moon serves as the mythic upside target in crypto and meme-stock lingo.

Frequently asked questions

What does 'the moon' mean in trading?
It's the imagined destination for a soaring stock or coin — invoked in phrases like 'to the moon' and 'see you on the moon' to signal extremely bullish price targets.
Where does 'the moon' come from?
It comes from the phrase 'to the moon,' where the moon serves as the mythic upside target in crypto and meme-stock slang, often paired with a rocket emoji.
How is 'the moon' used in a sentence?
As a hype target for a rising price, e.g. 'Strap in, next stop the moon.'
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