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Although for some parts of the economy the weak dollar may be negative, for takeovers it is positive, he said. Moreover, people should not worry about the weak dollar unless they are traveling abroad because then they will have to pay more.

In Appreciation

After hosting his "RealMoney" radio show for six years and having touched many people's lives, Cramer told his listeners that "it's been a fabulous run, but it's come to an end."

While he will continue to host his "Mad Money" TV show and spend more time at TheStreet.com, Cramer said that he will also spend more time with his family and that it is time for him to move on.

In his closing segment he gave a special thanks to Cheryl Winer, who introduced him to radio, and to Tom Clarke, the CEO of TheStreet.com who supported him throughout his radio stint.

Cramer also thanked CBS Radio Chairman and CEO Joel Hollander, David Hall, Emiliano Limon, Merrill Collins and Grant Kneller.

"These are the people who made this show great," he said. "We've had a pretty remarkable run."

Lastly, Cramer thanked his listeners and reminded them that we are in "a multiyear bull market." He urged people to continue to build their own portfolios and if they ever get in a jam, he told them to email him by going to TheStreet.com and clicking on his byline.