<prompt> Human: Heres the funds I can invest in along with their historical yields:I would like to ASSUME that Id want to just invest in the ones that have offered a consistent high yield, which would lead me to these funds:- Columbia Dividend Oppurtunity A- Columbia Small Cap Index A- Goldman Sachs Large Cap Growth Insights A- Invesco Equally-Weighted SP 500 A- Ivy Mid Cap Growth Y- Janus Triton A- Principal Midcap Value Iii R3- Tiaa Cref Equity Index RetailBut I imagine theres more to it than just picking the ones with the best yields, and even then, I know I need to diversify, but I dont know how I should split it. Evenly? Weigh more towards the historically better performers?Help!  <response>: I added topic flair to your post, but you may update the topic if needed click here for helprpersonalfinancewikiflair.You may also be interested in:- 401k Fund Selection Guide- 401k FAQs- I have X, what should I do with it?I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subredditmessagecompose?torpersonalfinance if you have any questions or concerns. 