In this report, I have picked out about five hot stocks. When it comes to introducing hot stocks in a report, the approach often involves predicting future performance based on the company's business activities, and explaining. In my case, I differ slightly from the typical individual investor and select stocks by checking what is referred to as factors. Factors are essentially the factors that move stock prices. Some familiar ones include pe and pb.The size of the pe and pb values ​​represent whether stocks are overvalued or undervalued, becoming factors that affect stock prices.There are various other factors as well. The JPX 400, for example, can be considered a factor index that uses ROE. Since around 2010, the term Smart Beta has been heard in fund management using factors. The GPIF (Government Pension Investment Fund), also known as the Whale, uses precisely the Smart Beta approach, which seems to be quite popular among institutional investors as an effective investment method. However, using factors fundamentally involves a quantitative technique that leverages financial engineering, making it quite challenging for individual investors...