Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. And Oracle Corporation Highlight CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From September 19

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Tim Seymour spoke on
CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops
about
Oracle CorporationORCL
, which dropped 4.21 percent on Friday. He said that this company is not falling apart and although it has some issues, he is a buyer of the stock.
Oracle
traded lower on news that its co-founder Larry Ellison is stepping down.
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.WMT
gained 0.81 percent after the company announced that it is going to hire 60,000 temporary workers for holiday season. Pete Najarian thinks that the stock is going higher.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc'sGS
analysts believe that
Tesla Motors IncTSLA
might need to raise capital. The electric automaker fell 1.71 percent on the news. Guy Adami sees support at $252 and if it holds that level he would be a buyer. It seems that the market doesn't like
SAP SE's
(ADR)
SAP
plans to purchase Concur Technologies as the stock lost 4.37 percent on Friday. Brian Kelly is not panicking and believes that the stock has to hold its current price level of $74. He thinks that the viewers should not panic and that it would be a good idea to give
SAP SE
a couple of days to consolidate.
Posted In: CNBCMediaTrading IdeasBrian KellyGuy AdamiPete NajarianTim Seymour
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