'Fast Money' Pops and Drops: Bristol Stomps

The pharma and health products company's stock bounces.
By Mike Taylor ,

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 Thursday.

Pops

Bristol Myers Squibb

(BMU)

popped 4%. Pete Najarian said that Bristol has underperformed lately, but its pipeline looks strong.

Goodrich

(GR)

went up 10%. Guy Adami said the only thing older than him is U.S. planes. He said everything's working for this stock, and he still likes it.

Electronic Data Systems

(EDS)

climbed 8%. Najarian said the company beat today, but the bar had been lowered. He said the stock is nowhere near where it came from.

Drops

3M

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dropped 2%. Adami said the company beat for the first quarter but said it couldn't produce 5% to 8% organic growth. The stock will be a buy, but not yet, he said.

Whirlpool

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was down 10%. Karen Finerman said the durable-goods number wasn't bad, but steel and other costs were hurt the company.

Newell Rubbermaid

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was off 11%. Jeff Macke said investors thought the company be strong because of solid earnings from

Tupperware

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. The companies are not same, he said. He advised staying away.

Chipotle

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slipped 9%. Finerman said the company is a great operator, but costs were high. She said the stock trades at a premium, and she wouldn't own it here.

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