Quick Take

Every Yield Raider needs a Hit List — a short, focused lineup of dividend capture targets for the week ahead. Without one, you’re chasing plays on the fly. With one, you’re executing like a pro, ready to strike when the market opens.

This post shows you why a Weekly Capture Hit List is your best weapon — and why you’ll need the full Raider’s toolkit to actually build one.

What’s a Capture Hit List?

Think of it as your battle plan for the week. A simple document (or spreadsheet) with 5–10 stocks that:

• Have ex-dividend dates coming up soon

• Offer attractive yields

• Pass your basic quality filters

Instead of scrambling every morning, you’ve already mapped out your mission.

Why Build a Weekly Hit List?

• Stay Focused – Avoid shiny-object chasing when new headlines hit.

• Save Time – Do your recon once, then execute quickly.

• Build Discipline – You’re following a plan, not emotions.

• Stack Wins – Line up multiple captures across the week.

⚔️ Raider’s Edge Tip

The best raiders don’t try to capture everything. They pick the best handful of plays, track them closely, and execute with precision. A Hit List keeps you sharp and selective.

What a Hit List Looks Like (at a Glance)

A basic Hit List might include:

• Stock Symbol

• Ex-Dividend Date

• Yield %

• Target Entry

• Target Exit

That’s it. Simple, clear, actionable. But here’s the key — the real edge isn’t just in making the list. It’s in combining it with the right tools and tracking system.

Why the Toolkit Matters

Anyone can jot down 5 tickers and call it a “list.” But a true Weekly Capture Hit List works only when it’s tied into the full system:

• ✅ Capture Chain Calendar – Keeps the ex-dates flowing week after week.

• ✅ Trade Log – Shows which plays actually worked (and which to avoid).

• ✅ Trade Tracker – Monitors multiple captures across accounts.

• ✅ Stock Selection Checklist – Filters out dividend traps before they hit your list.

All of these come free with my book:

Get 20% Returns with Dividend Capture: A Smarter, Safer Strategy for Consistent Cash Flow

Without these tools, your “list” is just scribbles. With them, it’s a precision strike plan.

[Grab the book + free toolkit — and start building real capture hit lists today.]

✅ Final Word

A Weekly Capture Hit List isn’t optional — it’s the foundation of a disciplined dividend capture strategy. But don’t confuse a napkin list with a real system. If you want to raid week after week, you’ll need the playbook and the tools to back it up.