I called that out easily, actually. It's not even a depression, just a fiat recession that *could* go back up.
It might not, though.
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Whats the difference between depresión and “fiat recession” according to you?
Essentially, a depression is a stock market crash that doesn't really lead to any positive results. Depressions are essentially long-term recessions that last for a long time (think the Great Depression).
Recessions are essentially market corrections that have a positive result after a small amount of time.