The financial crisis rocketed analysts back into the spotlight. In the years leading up to 2008, we had almost forgotten that they existed. A few spoke out publicly but for the most part their analysis was attributed to the firms for which they worked, and it was hard to find analysts that really wanted to put their necks on the line.
Now, however, they are revered. It took a prediction of the housing crash for Nouriel Roubini, whose history boasts roles at the IMF and Treasury, to become so noted that he appears in the movie Wall Street 2.
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