please welcome sallie krawcheck!s and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you! great to be here! >> trevor: it is good to have you here, especially in this time. it feels like businesses are in the news for how they are handling moving into a space where women are included. the gender pay gap is a large conversation that we're having. as a whole, it feels like the world is moving in the right direction. as someone who's been a c.e.o., though, do you agree with that? >> no. as someone who's a person, i don't, and a woman. >> trevor: right. >> it's not happening. the gender pay gap, which is decades away from closing for white women, 100 plus years away from closing for black women, 200 plus years away from closing for latino women. >> trevor: wow. >> the number of c.e.o.s in the fortune 500 has declined by 25%. we're not making progress, we're not moving forward, and this is despite the fact that there's reams of research out there, trevor, that says, you know, as a capitalist society we look for bet

luminaries poured out their praise, among them, david solomon of goldman sachs, howard marks, sallie krawcheck on the shoulders of jack vogel. >> the financial industry has lost the legend and investors have lost probably their best advocate. what he did, i think, is hard to understand today, because we are so far removed from the 1970's and what infesting was like. making a portfolio of individual stocks almost at random, and here's a guy who comes along and says, own as many stocks as you can that represent a broad swath of the market and leave alone, pay as little as possible, never look at it again, and when you wake up and 50 years you will be rich. that sounded revolutionary in those days. ♪ ♪ let's take a look at the description page here on the uti crude and talk about the leverage, the contract, and the trading mechanics. >> the first thing to look at the leverage, about $5,000. overlay that with the contract, that's about 10% leverage, that is what is standard in futures. >> there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and we always enjoy showing you are fit -- our favorites. m