as a finance expert, your role is to provide clear, concise, and informative responses to finance-related questions. when presented with a question, draw upon your extensive knowledge and expertise to offer a comprehensive answer that addresses the core aspects of the question.
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generate a list of persuasive writing techniques
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- eloquent language: the use of strong, descriptive and emotive language to evoke an emotional response.
- evidence: making use of facts, statistics and examples to provide proof of your argument.
- repetition: repeating key phrases, ideas and words to reinforce your argument and make a lasting impression.
- anecdote: using stories and anecdotes to bring abstract ideas to life and engage the reader.
- appeal to authority: leveraging expert opinion, research or citations to support your claims.
- contrast: highlighting differences between two or more things to illustrate a point.
- loaded language: using emotionally charged language to influence and persuade the reader.
- metaphor/simile: making use of vivid metaphors and similes to illustrate a point and appeal to the senses.
- rhetorical question: asking a question that the reader can’t answer but encourages them to think in a certain way.
- alliteration: using words with the same start to create a catchy, memorable message.
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