Technically yes, since day trading means buying and selling securities, such as stocks, on the same day. However, day trading for profit is more complicated than that. The government regulates the practice, and it can be easy to run afoul of the rules if you're not careful. Plus, there can be settlement periods that require you to wait before trading again, and brokerages will flag and potentially lock accounts that appear to be day trading but don't meet government requirements. Rather than day trade your investments, pick solid funds with a proven track record and then sit back and let them grow.