Ivan Yates & Dr Alan O'Sullivan

The MOST Important Thing

The world is full of noise, distraction and now dis-information. How do we extract the truth and become better informed? Join broadcaster Ivan Yates and finance expert Dr Alan O’ Sullivan as they meet the best and brightest minds in finance, investments, economics, and geopolitics. The Most Important Thing reveals what really matters. 

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Ivan Yates & Dr Alan O'Sullivan

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Business

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www.themitpodcast.com

Último episodio

27 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Ep 5 - Prof. Russell Napier: The New Rules of Money 18.03.2026

Renowned macro strategist Russell Napier joins the podcast to provide a deep dive into inflation, state control, and the future of markets. A unique look into one of the world’s most respected macro thinkers. So useful, we had to make two episodes. If your serious about your financial future, your money or understanding what is “actually” happening, this is a must listen/watch.

Weekly Market Wrap: Why ALL is not what it seems in the Middle East 13.03.2026

This week in our Friday Market Wrap we cut through the noise around the conflict in the Middle East, Outlook for the global economy, oil prices and other assets. Stay informed on the MOST important thing in markets! To access your weekly updates directly to your inbox – check out  themitpodcast.com

Ep4 - Portfolio Construction Masterclass: Unveiling Hidden Risks with Sebastien Page CFA 11.03.2026

Unlock the secrets to superior portfolio construction with Sebastian Page, a leading expert blending cutting-edge academic insights with practical investing wisdom. Discover why traditional models fall short in today’s unpredictable markets and learn how to navigate fat tails, regime shifts, and asymmetric correlations—all while managing uncertainty like a pro.  If you're a young professional...

Ep3 - Navigating Global Tectonic Shifts: Investing in a New Era 03.03.2026

Most investors think US exceptionalism and globalization are here to stay—until now. Louis Vincent Gave reveals how the tectonic shifts in geopolitics, demographics, and US foreign policy are dismantling the old playbook, creating unprecedented risks and opportunities for your portfolio. In this episode, you'll discover why the decline of US dominance is faster than you think—and what that me...

Ep2 - Why Gold Is the Best Hedge Against a Broken Financial System 24.02.2026

Most investors overlook gold’s true power — until systemic trust erodes. Ronnie Stoeferle, a leading expert in monetary history and gold markets, reveals why gold is more than just an inflation hedge; it’s a barometer of global trust and financial stability. In a world where central banks flood the system and geopolitical tensions rise, understanding gold’s role as a neutral, reliable store of val...

Ep1 - Asset Bubbles, Inequality & the Illusion of Central Bank Power | Dr. David Kelly CFA 17.02.2026

In the first episode of The MOST Important Thing , I sit down with Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist at J.P. Morgan, to tackle the force investors believe moves everything: central banks. Rate decisions, inflation targets, liquidity waves — when they speak, markets react.   But here’s the twist: what if central banks aren’t nearly as powerful as we think? Dr. Kelly breaks down the real limi...

Introducing: The Most Important Thing 12.02.2026

Ivan Yates and Dr Alan O'Sullivan talk about what's coming up in this unique podcast series. 

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