Although shares surged 3% in extended trade, did Mark Zuckerberg really say anything on Tuesday that should make you feel bullish on Facebook ?

Following are insights from the Fast Money traders

Trader Simon Baker remains bearish. “I certainly wouldn't buy this stock tomorrow,” says  the founder, Baker Avenue Asset Management. “It’s still an expensive stock – it trades at 30 times next year earnings. In fact, I’d sell the pop.”

Trader Karen Finerman is also skeptical. Responding to Zuckerberg’s comments about the Facebook mobile strategy she says, “unless you think Zuckerberg can monetize mobile and no one else can – I would prefer to be in a stock that trades at a lower valuation,” says the president of Metropolitan Capital.

Trader Steve Grasso became incrementally more bullish. “Mark Zuckerberg usually comes across as socially awkward,” says the Director of Institutional Sales Trading at Stuart Frankel. “But not this time. And on the Street perception is reality.”

Trader Mike Murphy got very bullish. “I’m long and would add to my position looking for a continued bounce,” says the founder and managing partner at Rosecliff Capital. “Zuckerberg’s comments were way better than I anticipated. I believe that anybody who was short will need to cover.”