Frequent buying selling shares

I buy and sell shares daily on 3to 4 days short term can i declare myself as investor
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This discussion clarifies whether frequent daily buying and selling of shares classifies an individual as an investor. The consensus is that you can indeed be considered an investor, regardless of short-term trading. It also touches upon filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) using ITR-2 to declare gains from both short-term and long-term share transactions as capital gains.

Yes. You can. Nothing to stop you from that.
As yours choice... if you have trading in long term shares then you are traders but you are doing in Intraday trading then you are small investor... so hence you are a Investor ...

Good Luck for you investment as a investor..
Ok thank you sir
Yes you can
Having gain from intraday shortterm and long term can i file itr2 showing transaction as capital gain

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