BM,
It's a very light bow, so keep everything on the light side......The QUIKTUNE 3000 is a decent rest for the money that'll work.
As for stabilizers the 3 I'd opt for on the Stalker are.....NAP "Shockblocker" , Vibracheck "Isolator" or probably the one I'd really go for on that bow would be a GKF "Tranquilizer" either plain or with the small weighted end......your gonna have to play around and find one that balances nicely. Just don't pick one ahead of time and stick with it.......find a nice shop that will at the very least let you screw em' in and see how they balance. (Bug them to shoot a few as well.....they should let you)
ANy decent fiber optic sight will be fine.....Cobra, Archers Choice, Montana BG, etc.
Throw some limbsavers on or get the dealer you buy it from to put on a set of BowTech's new "Vibrablock" limb dampeners....they're supposed to work as well and can't come off.
Also get them to put on a set of the new String Silencers.....I just put them on my bow and they work pretty nicely. very little speed loss and they should hold up much better than String Leeches.

Me personally with a bow that light, I'd either go with a light small removable quiver like a Quikee or none at all, and use a hip quiver that you can hang in your tree......anything bulky is going to ruin the streamlined light feel of that bow.

It really is a terrific bow, and I think the top of it's class ($300ish range).....I'm betting you'll love it.

If you need any more advice feel free to give me a yell anytime.