Nothing stopping you from making some stock trades as well, but short term trading typically underperforms long-term investing by a lot. Always have to remember that any gains you make in short term trading (holding under a year) are taxed as regular income, while gains from holding longer than a year are taxed as long-term capital gains (15% for most people). Long-term holding also insulates you from emotional buying and selling which can really screw you. Emotional trading always leads to buying high and selling low, e.g. letting fear of missing out drive you to buy into a parabolic event like the current GameStop one after most of the gains have already happened, and then selling after it falls back to Earth.
Not financial advice.