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Jerry Tuma Smart Money

Jerry Tuma Smart Money

Written by: Cornerstone Financial Services Inc.
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 Jerry Tuma is the Chairman of Cornerstone Financial Services in Dallas and is a leading economic and financial analyst who discerns what is happening in the world and then translates it to where you live and how these events may affect your future. Smart Money and Cornerstone Financial Services are Changing The Way America Thinks About Investing.™ Smart Money can be heard live in the Dallas/Fort Worth area on Saturdays at 8:00am on talk radio The Answer. More information available at: CornerstoneReport.comCornerstone Financial Services, Inc.
Episodes
  • Jan 31, 2026: The economy shows stable jobs but inflation won’t quit… and a new Fed chair faces a tricky trap.

    Jan 31, 2026: The economy shows stable jobs but inflation won’t quit… and a new Fed chair faces a tricky trap.
    Feb 2 2026

    On this episode, we dive into the latest on the U.S. economy and markets: the national debt, the impact of a sliding U.S. dollar, and whether stocks are showing broader strength. We’ll discuss the Federal Reserve, potential rate cuts, and the challenges the new Fed chair will face. Plus, we’ll update you on earnings, market breadth, unemployment, inflation, and what bond markets are signaling about the economic outlook.
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    52 mins
  • Jan 24, 2026: Boom economy, bull market… and the 1970s might tell you what comes next.

    Jan 24, 2026: Boom economy, bull market… and the 1970s might tell you what comes next.
    Jan 29 2026

    Is the next leg of the bull market already underway? We break down how housing could re-ignite growth under Trump-era policies that resemble QE by another name, why stocks continue to confirm a bull market with expanding participation, and how a jobless boom and production-led growth are reshaping the economy. We also revisit 1970s-style inflation cycles, extreme pessimism in oil, and why long-term dollar weakness and rising gold reserves may signal a shift in global capital flows.
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    52 mins
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