CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From March 25

On

, Karen Finerman described

as a dangerous stock. On Wednesday it received an analyst upgrade and there was also an announcement from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, stating that the company is cooperating in the investigation. The stock spiked 10.51 percent. Tim Seymour is not a fan of

. The stock gained 1.12 percent on Wednesday, but Seymour wants to stay neutral. Guy Adami sees more room on the downside for

after the stock dropped 3.77 percent to $421.75. He thinks that it is going to $400. Brian Kelly would give

at least a month to settle down after it lost 4.28 percent on Wednesday.