Introduction. Chapter 1: The Apostle Maynard. Chapter 2: Citizen Keynes. Chapter 3: Snap, Old Maid, and Musical Chairs. Chapter 4: The Reckoning. Chapter 5: Raising a Dust. Chapter 6: Animal Spirits. Chapter 7: Game Players. Chapter 8: Searching for Stunners. Chapter 9: Safety First. Chapter 10: Leaning Into the Wind. Chapter 11: Being Quiet. Chapter 12: Eggs in One Basket. Chapter 13: A Sense of Proportion. Chapter 14: Post Mortem. Notes. Index. Acknowledgments. About the Author.
Justyn Walsh is a Director at investment bank Renaissance Capital and is based in London and Moscow. Prior to his career in investment banking, he worked as a corporate lawyer and financial journalist. Keynes and the Market is his first book.
"...provides an opportunity to reflect on what made Mr Keynes arguably the most astute observer of the investment game" (Financial Times FTfm, Mon 17th November) "...a book celebrating [Keynes'] performance as a spectator." (The Mail on Sunday, November 16th 2008) "Justyn Walsh's book is entertaining" (Financial World, December 2008) "This is not a quick-fix, how-to-do-it book, but rather a series of snapshots of different aspects of his approach" (Independent on Sunday, November 30th 2008) "...this fine book explores Keynes the investor...a lively discussion of his investment activities and judgements." (Wilmott.com/blogs, February 3rd 2009) "...fascinating" (LRP, April 2009)
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