CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From November 10

Speaking on

, Dan Nathan said that

closed the session on Monday 2.27 percent higher, but it is also fell 2 percent from the highs of the day. He explained that the stock is down 11 percent on the year and it is currently anticipating higher interest rates into the new year. Nathan wouldn't chase the stock, but if he had to trade it he would use a stop loss at $30. Guy Adami believes that

is going higher after the stock jumped 5.78 percent on Monday. JP Morgan has put it on its focus list. Karen Finerman explained that

fell 1.49 percent on the news of new recalls. Finerman had a long position in the stock, but she decided to close it after she suffered a loss for the second time. She is done trading

. Tim Seymour is neutral on

and he would not short it after it spiked 5.08 percent. He added that there is some potential in this name and that traders should place it on their watch lists and wait for the right moment to buy it.