'Fast Money' Pops and Drops: Running Out of Time
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
Kraft
(KFT)
popped 3%. Karen Finerman said earnings were not as bad as analysts feared.
Monsanto
(MON)
went up 3%. Pete Najarian said the agriculture sector went down yesterday, and Monsanto's pop was a bit of a relief rally.
DaVita
(DVA) - Get Report
climbed 3%. Finerman said that the company is recession-proof.
Buffalo Wild Wings
(BWLD)
soared 19%. Casual dining is back, said Jeff Macke.
Ingersoll Rand
(IR) - Get Report
went up 4%. Guy Adami said the company's purchase of Trane for $10 billion is starting to look like a good deal to investors.
BioMarin
(BMRN) - Get Report
tacked on 8%. Najarian said that this is a biotech that actually makes money. Keep it on your radar, he said.
Jones Apparel
(JNY)
ticked up 6%. Macke said to sell the rally, because apparel is too hard here.
DreamWorks
(DWA)
swole up 9%. Adami said the company had a decent quarter yesterday.
Drops
Time Warner
(TWX)
dropped 3%. Macke said the company is going to break up, and every rally is a selling opportunity.
Colgate-Palmolive
(CL) - Get Report
went down 7%. Adami said the gross margins are going to be the same as they were in 2007. The Street didn't like that, he said.
Garmin
(GRMN) - Get Report
lost 12%. Finerman said the company has a great product but faces tough pricing pressures.