Top back-from-the-dead stocks: Pros
A number of stocks turned positive this week after having underperformed this year, offering some opportunities, the CNBC "Fast Money" traders said Friday.

StockMonster's Guy Adami said Iron Mountain was worth a look.

"This stock had a nice run, then the IRS came out and said, 'We're scrutinizing their decision to try to become a REIT,' and that's when the stock fell out of bed," he said. "Back from the dead. I think it's back from the dead."

Adami added that there's a possibility that Iron Mountan fails in its bid to become a real estate investment trust.

"Then you're screwed," he said.

Brian Kelly of Brian Kelly Capital was eyeing Alcoa.

"Today, you had some news out of Russia where they're talking about potentially stockpiling aluminum to keep the price up, and you're starting to see that with a lot of governments, even the U.S. government talking about sugar," he said.

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Kelly saw potential upside that overcame his view of the stock.

"I'm not a huge fan of Alcoa, but the chart looks fantastic," he said. "This is going to be great for a trade."

Tim Seymour of EmergingMoney.com liked Cliffs Natural Resources and Walter Energy.