'Fast Money' Pops and Drops: Don't Go Hog Wild

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 Tuesday.

Pops

Student Loan Corp.

(STU)

popped 14%. Karen Finerman said it was because the Senate is trying to help student lenders.

Smithfield Foods

(SFD)

added 8%. Jeff Macke said this stock has been beaten like a hog and is finally getting some back. He said to stay away.

Compuware

(CPWR)

jumped 11%. Pete Najarian said that the company raised estimates beyond expectations.

Charles Schwab

(SCHW) - Get Report

was up 9%. Guy Adami said he saw good action from the company.

Walter Industries

(WLT)

climbed 3%. Najarian said the coal stocks are moving higher.

Zale

(ZLC)

went up 10%. Finerman said the move was "perplexing."

Drops

Forest Labs

(FRX)

dropped 9%. Adami said the quarter wasn't a disaster but 2009 guidance was. It'll become value play at some point, but not yet, he said.

Manitowoc

(MTW) - Get Report

was down 9%. Najarian said investors don't like that it bought a fryer company. They would like to see the company settle on its crane business, he said.

Las Vegas Sands

(LVS) - Get Report

lost 7%. Adami said casino names are hurting right now.

Capital One

(COF) - Get Report

went down 2%. Finerman said her hedge fund is short the name. It's reporting earnings on Thursday, she said.

Northrop Grumman

(NOC) - Get Report

gave up 7%. Macke said

Lockheed Martin

(LMT) - Get Report

is more interesting.