Since much of the Fed's quantitative easing strategy to reignite the American economy consists of putting huge amounts of money into the agency mortgage-backed security market, what happens to REITs if this round of quantitative easing ends? In this video, Motley Fool financials analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson discuss the positives and negatives for REITs after the end of QE3.
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If QE3 Ends, Where Does That Leave REITs?
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If quantitative easing ends, what happens to the REITs?
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