TSE:CM

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM.TO)

159.59
-1.41 (0.88%)
as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Closed.
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DON'T BUY
4.73% yield. The analogy of a falling knife is accurate in this case. Of all the banks, this one has performed the worst and within a very short timeframe. Wouldn't surprise him if it hit $70.
HOLD
Has been a worry. Was deeply disappointed by the revelations that they were so heavily into a questionable area. He hopes all the bad news is out.
HOLD
May not be through all of their problems but are probably through the worst. Their capital ratios look sufficient to weather the storm.
WAIT
Banks in Canada are very tempting. This one had a big sell off in a short period of time and there may be a short term trade if you catch the timing right and longer term there may be a very substantial gain. Do you want to risk taking a guess? Wait for a sign of a correction.
COMMENT
This bank is always getting hammered. There is a perception that you just can't trust their trading desk. They were one of the underwriters for the subprime market. It seems to be always one thing after another.
COMMENT
Q: Good entry point or would they be better buying a basket of US financials? A: Currency aside, you are a lot better on the US side. His model price is $97.22. Look for the next level of around $76.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
He would like to have a clearer picture of where they are going over the next 5 years and will be contacting them with this. He would be a buyer, preferably a little lower.
BUY
Long term is a wonderful asset. It's great that they've got a more worldly perspective. Short term he thinks it's fine.
COMMENT
Feels initial fears are overblown so is a good time to buy when initial fears whack the share price.
DON'T BUY
Not her favourite bank. It hasn't convinced her that it's changed it's culture to avoid disasters.
BUY
Went through a tough time recently and recovered from that very nicely. This bank is going through a transition and is trying to get a hold on their costs. A good buy for the longer haul.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 16/06. Up 16.8%.) Cheapest of the majors, based on next year's earnings.
BUY
Has good earnings growth- 6-7%. Fairly cheap based on next years earnings. Pretty reasonable
TOP PICK
Admitted they had subprime exposure, took a hit and then pre-announced they were going to beat the street consensus for earnings by $.30 on one quarter. Now the cheapest bank and has great earnings growth.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 16/06. Up 11.1%.) One of the cheaper banks, excluding Bank of Montréal (BMO-T). Sees good solid growth as well as a growth in dividends.
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