<prompt> Human: In my early 40s working for a tech company that successfully went public first time for me. Purchased all my options a year ago, so now I am in long-term capital gains territory. Since IPO, the company has performed excellently, with the stock price rising approximately 150. The value of my stock before taxes is approximately worth 1.5 million dollars, and this is essentially all the savings I have minus a 401K - I dont own a home or a car rent and lease. I dont work at the company anymore, so I dont have a lot of insight on how the company is doing from an internal perspective, but its a strong performer in a growing market. I dont have an immediate need for the money, Im happy renting where I live, Im happy with my car, and I make enough to cover expenses and max out my 401K.Question - What would you do with the current investment? I know its crazy to have all your investment eggs in one basket, but, the company shows few signs of slowing down and offers real potential to maximize a unique opportunity. I completely understand its a great position to be in and I am grateful for it, but I worry about the making the wrong decision and losing money from pulling out too soon or seeing the stock take a turn for the worse and diminishing my current value. Interested in what others would do in this situation.  <response>: Think of it this way: if you had the equivalent amount in cash, would you choose to buy your companys stock? Or do something else? 