Prompt: Perpetual refers to something that lasts indefinitely or forever, without any end or termination. In finance, the term "perpetual" is often used in the context of perpetuity, which is a type of financial instrument that pays a fixed amount of cash flow at regular intervals indefinitely, without any maturity date or expiration.
Perpetual instruments are typically issued as preferred stock or bonds, and they pay a fixed dividend or interest rate that remains constant over time. Unlike traditional bonds or stocks, which have a maturity date or redemption date when the principal is repaid, perpetual instruments have no maturity date and can continue to pay the fixed cash flows indefinitely.
Perpetual instruments are often used by companies and governments to raise long-term capital without having to repay the principal or redeem the shares or bonds. They are also used by investors who are seeking a steady stream of income without the risk of the principal repayment. However, perpetual instruments may carry higher risks, such as inflation risk and interest rate risk, as the fixed cash flows may become less valuable over time due to changes in economic conditions.
Prompt: Perpetual refers to something that lasts indefinitely or forever, without any end or termination. In finance, the term "perpetual" is often used in the context of perpetuity, which is a type of financial instrument that pays a fixed amount of cash flow at regular intervals indefinitely, without any maturity date or expiration.
Perpetual instruments are typically issued as preferred stock or bonds, and they pay a fixed dividend or interest rate that remains constant over time. Unlike traditional bonds or stocks, which have a maturity date or redemption date when the principal is repaid, perpetual instruments have no maturity date and can continue to pay the fixed cash flows indefinitely.
Perpetual instruments are often used by companies and governments to raise long-term capital without having to repay the principal or redeem the shares or bonds. They are also used by investors who are seeking a steady stream of income without the risk of the principal repayment. However, perpetual instruments may carry higher risks, such as inflation risk and interest rate risk, as the fixed cash flows may become less valuable over time due to changes in economic conditions.
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Prompt:
Perpetual refers to something that lasts indefinitely or forever, without any end or termination. In finance, the term "perpetual" is often used in the context of perpetuity, which is a type of financial instrument that pays a fixed amount of cash flow at regular intervals indefinitely, without any maturity date or expiration.
Perpetual instruments are typically issued as preferred stock or bonds, and they pay a fixed dividend or interest rate that remains constant over time. Unlike traditional bonds or stocks, which have a maturity date or redemption date when the principal is repaid, perpetual instruments have no maturity date and can continue to pay the fixed cash flows indefinitely.
Perpetual instruments are often used by companies and governments to raise long-term capital without having to repay the principal or redeem the shares or bonds. They are also used by investors who are seeking a steady stream of income without the risk of the principal repayment. However, perpetual instruments may carry higher risks, such as inflation risk and interest rate risk, as the fixed cash flows may become less valuable over time due to changes in economic conditions.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
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