<prompt> Human: I dont make a lot of money, but I was able to get to the point a few years ago where I was able to contribute 5 to a 401k to get the company match. I havent really thought about it much until recently.I had assigned funds to be divided 20 to each of the following funds, among 19! different choices:Stable Value FundDiversified BondCore EquityInternational EquityCompany StockIn the last year to 18 months, the company stock let me just say I work for a three letter pharmacy chain, please dont name the company just in case has done very well, and my investments currently look like this:Stable Value Fund 7,294.07Diversified Bond 8,569.58Core Equity 11,799.75International Equity9,065.94Company Stock 26,610.57Should I be worried about this or is this normal? Should I readjust the allocation of money into the 401k? I have no idea if the stock will continue to do this well in the future. Thanks for any help that can be provided.  <response>: Yeah, you should adjust the balances. In particular, the balance in company stock is way too high. Ideally, it should be 0, but certainly not more than 5 or so.The rest of your holdings dont look awful, but youre a little light on international. 