Mitchell tuchman has creden-tials that would open almost any door on Wall Street. Armed with a Harvard M.B.A., he spent seven years analyzing tech stocks for arnhedge fund. Despite the pedigree and smarts he brought to the table, Tuchman came away convinced it's a suckers game to try to beat the market. But plenty of financial planners and money managers rake off big fees just for trying.rn"The fees that fund companies and wealth managers charge create inherent conflicts of interest," Tuchman says. "Its like cigarette makers in the 1930s trying to convince people that smoking was healthy."rnThe problem with paying top dollar to money managers is that not everyone can beat the market.
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