What stocks to buy now that the major indexes are bouncing back?  The best options out there with the least amount of risk are General Electric (NYSE:GE), Bank of America (NYSE:BAC), and Sony Corp (NYSE:SNE).

Stocks are all falling today and the market is taking General Electric Company (GE)  down along with it.  GE shares have dropped 6.34% in the past 5 days. 

The last week of March included such gems as Teva, General Electric, the VXX, and many more.  Behold the best content of the week and enjoy a cut from THE WALL.

This week we shine the spot light on three 'safe' stocks that include Altria Group (NYSE:MO), The Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS), and Brown-Forman Corp. (NYSE:BF.B).

Its the first day of Spring in 2012 and with the S&P 500 already reaching 1,400 this year, its time to think safety.  That means companies with deep pockets, plenty of revenue and a business that will continue to prosper in a volatile tape.  Making the cut are 3 household name stocks, the winners being Potash Corp./Saskatchewan (USA) (POT) General Electric Company (GE), and Ford Motor Company  (F).

Shares are up 15% in the last 90 days - but we think they have even more room to run.

Last week the Godfather of financial blogging Barry Ritholtz put out a great article that listed the top 10 holdings of our U.S. Congress.  Making the top 5 were General Electric (GE), Procter and Gamble (PG), Bank of America (BAC), Microsoft (MSFT), and Cisco Systems (CSCO).

Fellow Masters, its brutal 2% declines in the Dow Jones and S&P 500 that create the best buying opportunities and a chance to buy on the cheap.  Making the cut for potential considerations are Microsoft (MSFT), Best Buy (BBY), GameStop (GME) and General Electric (GE).