CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From February 25

On

, Tim Seymour said that he has a neutral view on

after the stock gained 6.65 percent on Wednesday. He added that nobody wanted to be in this stock because of the problems in Russia and slower margins and growth, but it announced on Wednesday better-than-expected numbers. Jon Najarian explained that

slipped 9.56 percent on weak EPS, revenue and guidance. He would stay away from the stock. Dan Nathan has a hard time chasing a stock that moved significantly higher in two trading sessions like

did. He thinks that the stock is trading higher on the news about its yield assets. Brian Kelly doesn't like

, but he wouldn't short it, because it opened the session lower on bad news and it managed to recover and close 1.85 percent higher.