CRAMERICANS! -- Mad Money Bull Toy from Jim Cramer

Attention Cramericans!

Get your very own Mad Money Bull!  Smash and throw one while watching Jim Cramer on CNBC's Mad Money!  Booyah!

How cool is this?!?!   This is a rare and authentic Foam Bull from the CNBC Mad Money show with Jim Cramer. This is a real Cramer Bull with the "MAD MONEY w/ JIM CRAMER" logo printed in the shoulders.  It comes in the original plastic sleeve packaging and is in mint/new condition.

About Jim Cramer:
Jim Cramer grew up in the town of Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia. He went to Springfield Township High School in Montgomery County. He learned the value of a dollar by selling ice cream at Veterans Stadium during Philadelphia Phillies games.

Cramer graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College in 1977 where he was an editor and the President of the Harvard Crimson. After college, he worked as a journalist at the Tallahassee Democrat and later the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. He went back to school to get a Juris Doctor degree from Harvard Law School and, after graduating in 1984, went to work in Goldman Sachs' Sales & Trading department.  In 1987, he started his own hedge fund company, Cramer & Co.  It was to be the beginning of a career on Wall Street. After the tech bubble burst, Cramer retired from the hedge fund business, turning the company over to his long-time partner, Jeff Berkowitz.

He co-founded TheStreet.com and is the Markets Commentator and Advisor to the CEO, Thomas Clarke, Jr., and went on to work at CNBC, where he was a host on America Now and Kudlow & Cramer.  He now has his own television show focused on stocks, Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

He exhibits his knowledge of equity securities during the Lightning Round segment on Mad Money where he rapidly delivers brief analyses of stocks suggested by callers. One of the popular catchphrases on Mad Money is "Booyah," which seems to have taken the form of a greeting as well as an enthusiastic celebration. Also popular is his ritual of throwing his chair across the studio before the Lightning Round, as well as throwing his book -- Jim Cramer's Real Money--Sane Investing in an Insane World or any of his other works -- whenever a caller mentions it on air. Thanks to his energetic rhetoric, his analysis of stocks, and his off-the-wall antics, Mad Money has become CNBC's most popular show.on.

Some have taken to calling Cramer "madbull" because of his TV show Mad Money and his now well-known line "Remember, there is always a bull market somewhere." The nickname could have resulted from his highly energetic style and intensity. Some would say that the nickname resulted from Cramer's hot temper.

This is an exceptionally cool desktop item when you are discussing investments with you co-workers!

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