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Dividend Capture Pro
A smarter, safer strategy for consistent cash flow.
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“This is the book I wish I had when I first discovered dividend capture. Straight talk, smart rules, and a repeatable strategy. How do I know it works? I wrote the book based on my own notes and a review of my voluminous mistakes!”
What's Inside
Here’s what you’ll learn inside the book:
- How to execute the Dividend Capture Timeline in four simple steps
- How to identify high-probability trades that recover fast
- How to time entries and exits with written rules instead of a hunch
- Why certain high-yield ETFs drain your NAV, and how to avoid them
- How to manage risk without staring at charts all day
- What brokers, tools, and screens actually make life easier
Bonus Bundle Section
Get the free 7-tool bundle with your copy of the book
Dividend Capture Trade Tracker
An Excel workbook that logs every trade and does the math for you: recovery days, the whole-number outcome, and an exception drawer for the trades that broke your rules.
Capture Chain Calendar
A spreadsheet calendar that lays out ex-dividend dates ahead of time, so you can chain captures on purpose instead of chasing them one at a time.
Loss Review + Exception Memo
Two one-page PDFs: a structured review you run after every losing trade, and a memo you fill in before you break one of your own rules.

Bob Wayne
Bob Wayne is a semi-retired investor and writer with a background in technical communication and creative writing. He’s obsessed with making smart money strategies simple, repeatable, and real-life usable – especially for people who don’t want to live inside a trading terminal.
