Fast Money 'Pops and Drops': Moody's Blues
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
Safeco
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popped 46%. Karen Finerman said she was jealous of shareholders. She said she wished she owned the stock.
Raymond James Financial
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jumped 20%. Guy Adami said management said that it still faces headline risk but said the worst is over. He said he likes the stock.
Broadcom
(BRCM)
was up 16%. Pete Najarian said chips have started to come back. He said the company performed very well for the quarter.
Moody's
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climbed 3%. Jeff Macke said the company is only now noticing problem in financials. It's a sell, and the business model is broken, he said.
Coach
(COH)
rallied 6%. Finerman said she doesn't love the conference call. She said she wouldn't get on board here.
Tupperware
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ticked up 12%. Macke said this company continues to rock despite high crude oil prices.
Drops
Gannett
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dropped 6%. Finerman said ads are declining and newspapers face a real problem. She doesn't know the way out, she said.
Ameriprise Financial
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lost 6%. Adami said the only good thing about the company was its $1.5 billion share repurchase authorization. He apologized for being wrong about the company.
XTO Energy
( XTO) fell 4%. Najarian said that after a 52-week high yesterday, the story for natural gas is still intact.
Rockwell Automation
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tumbled 9%. Adami said other companies such as
Manitowoc
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are better.
Mosaic
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slipped 5%. Najarian said that the stock is down a little today, but after yesterday's rise, it's OK.