Fast filtering for candidates—dividend fields + market health checks in one workflow.
Bottom line: TradingView’s screener is a strong “first-pass filter” for Yield Raiders—especially if you combine dividend fields with liquidity + volatility sanity checks.
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FAQ (fast answers)
Can I screen for ex-dividend dates in TradingView?
TradingView includes dividend-related fields you can use in screening. That’s useful for building a short list—then you verify details with your dividend calendar tool of choice.
What filters matter most for dividend capture candidates?
Liquidity (volume), spread/price stability, and “is this thing a falling knife?” checks matter as much as yield. You’re hunting recoverable moves, not yield traps.
Is this enough research by itself?
It’s a great start, but not a full due diligence suite. Use it to narrow candidates, then validate with your research and dividend tools.
The Yield Raider screener recipe (simple)
- Universe: stocks/ETFs you’re willing to trade
- Liquidity: avoid thinly traded stuff
- Volatility sanity check: don’t chase chaotic movers
- Dividend fields: use dividend yield + (when available) ex-date/pay-date fields to triage
What TradingView Screener does well
- Fast iteration: tweak filters quickly until your list looks “tradeable.”
- Technical + fundamental blend: sanity check candidates from multiple angles.
- Workflow: save screens and revisit them as your rules evolve.
Watch-outs
- Don’t trust one data point: always confirm ex-date/payout details with a dividend calendar tool. (CAUTION – Always cross reference your dividend calendar tool with your broker. Ex-div calendars tend to be automated and can be wrong.)
- Yield traps exist: high yield alone is not a green light.
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