Q: On Fast Money’s trader radar we look at the stock that was lighting up screens across Wall Street. In 1835, this insurance company ‘s president paid for the damage claims himself after a fire destroyed New York’s financial district. But this year the capital was not as free-flowing, as the beaten-down insurer went to the Treasury for bailout funds. However, the company wasn’t in need of any rescuing today after a boost in its full-year outlook sent shares soaring. Who is it?
A: On the trader radar tonight we’re watching Hartford Financial ! The life and property-casualty insurer was among the most active names on the NYSE today