Fast Money Pops & Drops
'Fast Money Pops and Drops': Pricey Retail Still Lives
03/28/08 - 07:01 PM EDT
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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 Friday.
Pops
Monsanto MON popped 16%. Pete Najarian said the stock had pulled back, but its 2008 forecast was bullish. Tiffany TIF jumped 7%. Karen Finerman said the high end is not dead yet. Foreigners buying jewelry are helping the stock as well, she said.Drops
JPMorgan JPM dropped 7%. Jeff Macke said that the company's acquisition of Bear Stearns BSC went from outright steal to deal of the century. Buy JPMorgan on dips, he said. Citigroup C lost 7%. Jon Najarian said Meredith Whitney has been slamming Citi. You can't avoid buying it here, he said.Motorola sees shares fall after announcing a split-up of the company.
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