Enron Skeptics Wall Street stock analysts who recommended Enron stock were burned when the company collapsed. But some advisers got it right. NPR's Scott Horsley reports on those who weren't fooled by Enron's claims of stability and prosperity. (4:00) For more, check out NPR News coverage of the Enron collapse.

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Enron Skeptics

January 25, 200212:00 AM ET

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Wall Street stock analysts who recommended Enron stock were burned when the company collapsed. But some advisers got it right. NPR's Scott Horsley reports on those who weren't fooled by Enron's claims of stability and prosperity. (4:00) For more, check out NPR News coverage of the Enron collapse.