<prompt> Human: Just to preface: I have all the basics of personal finance down. I have reached my goals for my emergency fund, I dont have any debts, I have a steady job, living situation, access to credit, etc.So my question is how much should I be saving in a super safe account CD, money market and how much should I be saving in investments stocks, mutual funds, etfs? I had been saving 20 of my income to build up my emergency fund, but now that Im there and my paychecks are continuing to come in, I pretty much have a steady source of income.I do account for fun by setting some money aside for a vacation or a new computer, but besides that I have been just been continuing to throw it in my money market account. Would it make more sense for me at this point to just start straight investing all of my money every week? My rationale is that since I feel very financially secure I can afford to start buying many long term investments en-masse.My other justification for this is that if the market crashes and god forbid I lose 50 of my porfolios value, I would be okay with that financially-not emotionally, haha. So I feel pretty good about just throwing the rest of my money into the market.Is this a good idea? Is there some kind of safe-to-risky ratio of money I should be saving?  <response>: Since you have your other basics down, just invest whatever you had been putting aside for those. If you feel like investing more, go for it.I like to think of any money that isnt spent on goods or services is saved money. 