Bill Helming's new book presents the prophesy of (1) the economic judgment for the excesses we have wreaked upon America's economy and (2) the pathway out of the wilderness of economic depression through knowledge and change in our way of thinking and investing. THIS IS REQUIRED READING FOR YOUR ECONOMIC FUTURE.
During the 25 years that I have followed Bill Helming's economic forecasts and ongoing analysis, they have been uncannily accurate and on-target.
In the 20 years I have been following Bill Helming's advice and reading his quarterly macroeconomic and Ag sector newsletter, both personally and professionally, I have found his forecasts to be very accurate and helpful.
I have been reading Bill Helming's economic forecasts since the mid 1970s. Bill has proven to me that his understanding of the economic health of the nation and the livestock industry is second to none. Bill is not only an excellent economist, he is also a very personable individual who TELLS IT THE WAY IT IS.
Over the past 25 years of radio broadcasting and 50 years experience in tax, financial and economic services, I have interviewed the nation's best known economic experts to assist me in providing outstanding forecasting of what the future holds for America. Bill Helming has joined me on many occasions to give his expert assessment of the changes that are seriously needed to our costly, inequitable and complex taxation system and what's ahead in our bumpy economy. Bill not only is on target, but his predictions are always supported by historical data and solid research that make sense. Best of all, Bill's economic forecasting accuracy is unbelievable. My radio audience frequently calls to ask how they can reach Bill to answer their questions. Bill is a man who is one of a kind.
I have closely followed Bill Helming's forecasts for over 30 years. Often he was a lone wolf making projections far out of the economic mainstream. Yet, a strikingly high percentage of his maverick predictions have turned out to be correct. Bill has an incredible track record of predicting economic events three to five years down the road. Three years before the current economic crunch, Bill had predicted it would unfold very close to the manner in which it actually did.