Microsoft Corporation, Nokia Corporation Highlight CNBC's Stock Pops & Drops From September 15

Speaking on CNBC's Fast Money, Guy Adami discussed the reasons behind a decline of 0.97 percent in Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT). He said that $2.5 billion that the company is paying for Mojang is a drop in a bucket. Adami is encouraged by the $51 price target for Microsoft from RBC Capital. He thinks that as long as the stock holds $45 it is a buy.Karen Finerman explained that North Atlantic Drilling Ltd. (NYSE: NADL) has signed a very broad deal with Rosneft and until the market sees some clarity on the contract the stock will be sensitive to the news of stricter sanctions to Russia, like it was on Monday. She has a long position and likes the stock, but she doesn't expect to see transparency for a little while. North Atlantic Drilling fell 4.07 percent.Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE: NOK) jumped 2.27 percent on the news that Oppenheimer upgraded the stock to outperform. Tim Seymour likes the restructured business of Nokia and thinks that the stock has more room on the upside.The CEO of salesforce.com, inc. (NYSE: CRM), Marc R. Benioff, stepped down from Cisco's board and salesforce.com dropped 2.84 percent. Dan Nathan said that the stock lost around seven percent in the last three trading days and it has been a massive underperformer in comparison to other tech stocks. Nathan thinks that it would be a good idea to get long around $55. Salesforce.com closed the session at $57.57.