With the 'Mad Money' set moving to the New York Stock Exchange floor, host Jim Cramer on Monday looked back at some of the best-performing stocks since the show first aired on CNBC 17 years ago.
With the "Mad Money" set moving to the New York Stock Exchange floor, host Jim Cramer on Monday looked back at some of the best-performing stocks since the show first aired on CNBC 17 years ago.
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