Here's what CNBC's "Fast Money" traders had to say about some of the market's biggest movers on their "Pops and Drops" segment Wednesday.
Pops
Thornburg Mortgage(TMA Quote - Cramer on TMA - Stock Picks) was up 86%. Tim Seymour said the company was now a little farther away from death.
Dendreon(DNDN Quote - Cramer on DNDN - Stock Picks) climbed 7%. Pete Najarian said to be careful. This is still a year-away type story, he said.
Capital One(COF Quote - Cramer on COF - Stock Picks) rose 3%. Karen Finerman said it was shocking to see that the company's bad debts actually ticked down.
Cameron International(CAM Quote - Cramer on CAM - Stock Picks) jumped 7%. Guy Adami said the stock was a play on capital expenditures from big oil companies. He also recommended Schlumberger(SLB Quote - Cramer on SLB - Stock Picks) and Baker Hughes(BHI Quote - Cramer on BHI - Stock Picks).
Garmin(GRMN Quote - Cramer on GRMN - Stock Picks) ticked up 5%. Finerman called it a barren story. But since it has gone from a price-to-earnings ratio of 40 to a P/E of 13, maybe it had been overdone to the downside, she said.
Cash America(CSH Quote - Cramer on CSH - Stock Picks) rose 5%. Adami said, "You know things are bad when a pawn shop does well."
Drops
Pfizer(PFE Quote - Cramer on PFE - Stock Picks) dropped 2%. Najarian said the company was a value trap. Sooner or later we'll be right, but not now, he said.
Tesoro(TSO Quote - Cramer on TSO - Stock Picks) fell 10%. Seymour said demand for gas was going down. Demand may actually be sensitive to prices, he quipped.
