1. When you invest in Stonks, you put a lot of risk and
money into it and
hope to get more
money than you put in. Usually high risk, high rewards
2. It could also refer to financial losses, like debts, or loans, just please don't commit tax evasion and you won't be in stonks
3. Similarly, it can also describe a poor financial decision, such as lack of savings, paying off the wrong debt first, or just having a crappy credit score.
George loves investing in stonks.
Katherine was in stonks after the
divorce.
Finn had a habit of overusing
credit cards, which turned out to be a HUGE stonks