Hello. I'm 54 years old and plan on retiring earlier than the average. Maybe 58 if possible. I've recently shifted the allocation of my main 401k and I'd like to hear the communities thoughts on this. I think a recession is becoming more and more likely and I think its going to be severe. My main 401k makes up about 43% of my financial assets. It was previously allocated 100% to a S&P 500 tracking ETF. I now have it in a target dated retirement fund with the target date of 2025. This means it's roughly 45% equities, 55% fixed income, cash, etc. I did this because my 2nd largest holding (roughly 30%) is in my employers stock which is a Fortune 100 company. I have a couple other older 401ks invested in S&P 500 tracking ETFs as well. I'm curious if this sounds like sound decision making to you folks? It gives me better protection against a bear market but in order to retire at 58, I need my money making money, but I may not have that option for the next couple of years.