CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From November 19

On CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops, Guy Adami said that he wouldn't be a buyer of Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc AGIO, which spiked 14.51 percent. He would rather buy Gilead Sciences, Inc. GILD. Lowe's Companies, Inc. LOW jumped 6.37 percent on positive earnings and Tim Seymour said that he is not going to buy this move on Thursday. Pete Najarian said that Target Corporation TGT had a great earnings report, emphasizing a 30 percent growth in digital sales. He thinks that the valuation is getting to rich after the stock spiked 7.39 percent to $72.50. He would take some profits. Brian Kelly explained that BlackBerry Ltd BBRY traded 5.30 percent lower on an downgrade by Morgan Stanley. He would buy the weakness with a tight stop loss on $10. The stock closed the session at $10.19.
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