With Cohen back in the media, it occurs to us that we've heard very little from former camera hogs and perpetual bull marketeers Henry Blodget of Merrill Lynch and Mary Meeker of Morgan Stanley. Blodget and Meeker became household names during the heady days of the bull market with regular appearances on CNBC and CNNfn. They championed tech stocks with gusto.

The trouble is, when the tech market collapsed, they continued to maintain buy ratings. And investors started to get angry. In Blodget's case, one investor, Debases Kanjilal of New York, alleges that the analyst maintained high ratings on doomed tech stocks for Merrill Lynch's and his own profit, not because the stock was a good investment. Today, most of his Blodget's stock picks are down about 75 percent from their highs. Kanjilal is out thousands of dollars, and he's hoping to recover his money in court.

The alleged indiscretion doesn't stop at Blodget either. According to SmartMoney.com, "well-known Internet guru Mary Meeker has come under fire for urging investors to keep buying technology and Internet stocks, even as the Nasdaq was tanking last year." And yet she STILL maintains out-perform ratings on 13 of the 17 stocks she covers. Here's a sample of her track record of "outperforming" stocks: As of March 2, Priceline is down 97.5%, Women.com is down 98.4%, Drugstore.com is down 97.8%, Amazon is down 87.9%, and the list of losers goes on.