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Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC) - among all financials, it seems Wells Fargo is not only surviving the chaos on Wall Street, but it just may be thriving too.

McAfee (NYSE: MFE) - the No. 2 player in the security software market wants to be No. 1 and it shows all intentions of staying independent and being one of the survivors as the enterprise security market consolidates.

Petroleo Brasileiro SA (NYSE: PBR) - this Brazilian firm is now the world's 8th-largest oil company and it isn't done growing. Dennis Slothower says PBR "has an enormous future and looks poised to become one of the world's largest oil producers."

Closed end funds - Neil George says: "Bond funds are the foundation that steadies your portfolio." Some core funds include Alliance Bernstein Global High Income Fund (NYSE: AWF), Blackrock Income Opportunity (NYSE: BNA), Pimco Strategic Global Government (NYSE: RCS), Templeton Emerging Markets (NYSE: TEI) and the Western Asset Emerging Markets Fund (NYSE: EFL).

S&P Biotech ETF (ASE: XBI) - as biotechnology seems to have re-entered a bull trend, you can "capitalize on this traditionally highly volatile and boom bust burdened sector" with a biotech ETF.

PowerShares Aerospace & Defense ETF (ASE: PPA) - another ETF to play the defense sector, which Jim Powell says "never looked more attractive" than it does now.

FPL Energy (NYSE: FPL) - "is one of our favorite alternative energy holdings," says Genia Turanova who also calls the stock "a legitimate full-fledged income play."

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) - shares may have been attacked by short sellers, but Brian White thinks Apple would maintain its current sales growth.

Here are this week's alarm bells:

General Motors (NYSE: GM) - not only did Doug McIntyre warned GM was falling deeper into the hole even before the $25 billion bailout to the auto industry and Zac Bissonnette said automakers are struggling with tight credit, Cramer then said flat out GM could go bankrupt should it fail to use the bailout money wisely. McIntyre wonders if even that would help.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (NYSE: KKD) - the company announced plans to add ice cream to its offerings. Steven Mallas doesn't have much confidence in the plan.

Circuit City (NYSE: CC) - the CEO of Circuit City finally resigned this week to the sigh of relief from investors. But both Doug McIntyre and Peter Cohan warn the change in the top job won't matter much.

Boeing (NYSE: BA) - Doug McIntyre is certain Boeing now regrets the strike. Cramer adds that "It's one of the most vulnerable stocks in the Dow because of its clients' stress and voracious need for hard-to-get capital."

General Electric (NYSE: GE) - don't say we didn't warn about GE. This week GE cut its earnings forecast and announced it would stop its stock buyback program.