'Fast Money Pops and Drops': Nice Move by Nokia

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

Nokia (NOK Quote) popped 4%. Pete Najarian said that bad news in other names had knocked the stock down. He recommended owning it.

Halliburton (HAL Quote) rose 2%. Tim Seymour said the stock has 30% upside and is active in central Asia. He called Halliburton a good story to own here.

DaVita (DVA Quote) was up 5%. Karen Finerman said the stock was overdone on the downside in the last few weeks.

China Life Insurance (LFC Quote) climbed 9%. Seymour said that it's an exciting time for China life insurance, but now is not the right time to get involved.

Charles Schwab (SCHW Quote) jumped 2%. Najarian said that Schwab is a great broker and it continues to acquire. He said the company is benefitting from weakness in E*Trade (ETFC Quote).

Solarfun (SOLF Quote) added 21%. Finerman said she doesn't recommend the name.

General Growth Properties (GGP Quote) surged 7%. Macke predicted a long ugly recession for mall holders. But it was a nice day for the stock, he said.

Drops

Capital One (COF Quote) dropped 2%. Finerman said she is short Capital One. You're going to see bad credit card debt, she said.

Garmin (GRMN Quote) fell 4%. Macke said to avoid the stock.

Public Storage (PSA Quote) lost 4%. Macke said the storage space is tough and hard to play.