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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM.TO)

166.97

+3.44 (2.10%)

as of Jul 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 12, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 19 opinions in the last 12 months.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM) has garnered a mix of optimism and caution among analysts. The bank has shown impressive earnings growth, reporting a 28% increase in net income, mainly due to its U.S.-based operations. Experts appreciate the bank's financial discipline with growing cash reserves, debt reduction, and share buybacks. While some analysts see a strong potential for growth driven by infrastructure and energy development, others express concerns regarding its heavy reliance on the Canadian consumer amid a potentially fragile economic environment. The consensus on the stock's valuation is divided, with some experts suggesting it is fully valued while others propose it has room for upward movement.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Expects bank stocks will do quite well over a 5 year horizon. They do well in retail, wealth management and sometimes in international growth. Have a lot of cash on their balance sheets and can buy back stocks, pay extra dividends or do acquisitions. In the next 12 months the return will be lower than previous.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 8/04. Up 5.6%.) Less inclined towards financials then other areas of the market and less inclined towards the banking sector in financials. For the individual investor, banks are rock solid, blue chip, good yielding investments and should be part of anyone's diversified portfolio.

WEAK BUY

Banks are going to be challenged from a growth standpoint. Revenue growth won't be the same as there has been in the last few years. Will be challenged to continue their growth in dividends. This bank has grown its personal banking business which has generated good revenue.

BUY

If your outlook is long term, Canadian banks are reasonable and could be bought now. For playing the market, wait for a drop by $1/2.

BUY

The more operationally leveraged play compared to Bank of Nova Scotia. Big exposure to investment banking.

TOP PICK

It is a little more volatile than some of the other banks. Dividends have been increased by $0.05 a share indicates better earnings going forward. Loan loss provisions are greater than all the possible loan losses. This gives a hidden positive factor.

DON'T BUY

Not a fan of the banks. Historically, they are all trading at 55 valuation highs and have always had major corrections.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Past Top pick Sept 23/04. Up 4.5%.) Still likes, but has been taking some profit to move into Bank of Montreal.

DON'T BUY

Earnings for Cdn banks are coming in disappointing and the stocks are showing this. A more interesting area in Cdn financials would be life insurance companies.

TOP PICK

Looking for pretty good earnings this week, possibly up about 10%. Attractive dividend. Also expects a stock split.

BUY

2 favourite banks are Bank of Nova Scotia and the Bank of Commerce with Toronto Dominion being a 3rd choice.

WEAK BUY

Banks, historically have been vulnerable in a rising rate environment. Offers reasonable value here.

BUY

Prefers life companies over banks. This is one of the higher yielding banks.

TOP PICK

A good way to play the Canadian $. Will be the most aggressive bank in raising dividends, buying back stocks and staying out of trouble.

TOP PICK

Highest dividend yield of the major banks. Lowest P/E. Re-focused on Canada and retail banking.

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