Fast Money Traders Share Their Thoughts On Hertz, Pandora Media, Nordstrom And Virgin America

CNBC Fast Money's Mike Murphy spoke on the "Halftime Report" about Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: HTZ). At one point the stock traded 10 percent lower on the news that the company is going to restate 2012 and 2013 financial results. Murphy owns the stock and he said on the show that he is going to stay long. He believes that the core business is intact and he added that the stock is struggling because the restated results are not going to be announced until mid 2015. Hertz closed the session 4.58 percent lower, at $21.69.Pandora Media Inc (NYSE: P) spiked 16.59 percent on the news that its CEO bought the stock earlier this week. Josh Brown likes the stock, but he thinks that there is no room for excitement because the purchase happened at a 52-week low and it was the first since 2012.Jon Najarian believes that Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN) posted a slightly weak guidance on the bottom line, but he finds revenue guidance very strong. The stock traded 1.26 percent higher.Pete Najarian commented on Virgin America Inc's (NASDAQ: VA) first trading session and a 30.43 percent increase in price. He wouldn't chase it because there are better opportunities in the space right now.