Periodic Compounded Interest

$$\text{True or False}$$

=== If $P$ (present value), $r$ (interest rate), and $t$ (time, in years) are positive constants in the Compound Interest Formula $A=P(1+\frac{r}{n})^{tn}$, then there is no finite limit to the future value, $A$, as long as $n$ is chosen large enough.