CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From November 24

On

, Dan Nathan spoke about a 1.41 percent decline in

. The stock traded lower on a downgrade by Citigroup. Nathan wouldn't buy it, but traders who are interested in its 4.5 percent dividend yield should place a stop loss at $46 or $47. Tim Seymour said that

missed earnings estimates by a penny which was enough for a 5.22 percent sell-off. He added that low crude oil prices also had some impact. The stock closed the session at $10.36 and Seymour would wait for the stock to drop to $10 before buying it. Guy Adami thinks that

is not expensive at all. It fell 4.96 percent on Monday and Adami believes that it could bounce together with crude oil.

traded 3.45 percent higher on several upgrades. Karen Finerman likes the company, but she believes that the traders who were not long before the Monday's increase in price have missed the rally.