'Fast Money Pops and Drops': Autozone in the Zone

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 Tuesday.

Pops

Autozone (AZO Quote) jumped 6%. Pete Najarian said that monster numbers from margins helped lift the stock.

Fresh Del Monte (FDP Quote) ticked up 5%. Jeff Macke said of the food company that "if you eat it and take it home with you, buy it."

Cracker Barrel (CBRL Quote) rose 11%. Macke mentioned that the stock was heavily shorted and an exception to the casual dining rule.

Domino's (DPZ Quote) climbed 6%. Finerman said the stock was rallying in spite of higher cheese prices.

Rite Aid (RAD Quote) ramped up 7%. Adami said he likes CEO Mary Sammons.

Blackstone (BX Quote) was also up 7%. Macke said that it's still trading at half its initial IPO levels, so why bother.

Drops

K-Swiss (KSWS Quote) fell 9%. Finerman called the company's numbers "really bad."

Foster Wheeler (FWLT Quote) dropped 15%. Adami said he'd wait to see what CEO Ray Milchovich would say on "Mad Money" later in the evening.

Quicksilver (KWK Quote) went down 5%. Najarian said the dip presented a great buying opportuinity.

Office Depot (ODP Quote) lost 6%. Finerman called the retailer's earnings "awful."

USEC (USU Quote) plummeted 26%. Najarian said that a drop in uranium prices hurt the company, but there might be a great bottom-fishing opportunity here.

Ceradyne (CRDN Quote) also tumbled 24%. Adami cited lowered guidance for 2008 as the cause but suggested that the stock can be bought here.