'Fast Money' Pops and Drops: Running Out of Time

The panel says that any rally in Time Warner is a selling opportunity.
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 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

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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.

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