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National Bank of Canada (NA.TO)

217.91

+0.01 (0.00%)

as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts have a generally positive outlook on the National Bank of Canada (NA), highlighting its strong position in the wealth management sector and the benefits of its recent acquisition of Canadian Western Bank (CWB). With a focus on high recurring fees and a diversified national presence, NA is well-positioned for future growth. While some experts express caution about high P/E ratios and potential economic risks, they also recognize the potential for double-digit earnings growth and increasing dividends. The bank's performance amidst market volatility and its strategic positioning make it an attractive long-term investment. However, a few analysts are starting to take profits, indicating a cautious approach as the sector's valuations reach historic highs.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Overvalued

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TRADE

Exceptional bank, earnings not as clean because there was some trading there. Relatively well valued. Likes this bank but their earnings were not exceptional like the CIBC.

HOLD

Suspects that sometime this year, some of the lows in the last 12 months are going to be tested. $57/$58 for this stock. Not too much of concern, but if you are worried, sell here and buy at a lower point.

BUY

Has a positive 17.3% differential to his model price.

BUY

They have done a terrific job. Used to trade at a discount to the other banks but that has now dissipated somewhat. Still likes it.

TOP PICK

His model price keeps going up. This is based on the balance sheet when the earnings come in. He has a 17% positive differential. This is by far the cheapest of all the major banks.

TOP PICK

Up 22% over the last year. 3.2% yield. Broadening out its exposure beyond Quebec.

BUY

His favourite bank holding. Continues to be under owned because of its Quebec exposure, but wouldn't hesitate to own it.

TOP PICK

There is a model price differential of 14%. It's worth $69 plus the dividend of 3%.

BUY

Positive on bank stocks because they are very solid companies in Canada. This is the one he prefers. Tryting to grow across Canada. Also likes the Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T) with its international play..

TOP PICK

His model price continues to go up on this stock and is currently $69 which is a 16% differential. It's the only bank out there that have substantially increased their earnings revisions last quarter. Firing on all cylinders. 3% dividend.

DON'T BUY

Has already hit his maximum target. All the banks have hit his upside targets.

DON'T BUY

Has been doing very well. Valuation has come up to the average. Doesn't trade at a premium to the bank multiple. Prefers banks that can show growth. Prefers Toronto Dominion (TD-T) and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T).

TOP PICK

Management is very focused. Pulled out of the US for the most part. Focusing more on their home market in Quebec and the other markets in Canada where they are really strong.

BUY

You should only own if you think it is going to be some part of consolidation. Has a good chance of being swept up in this merger mania.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jun 8/05. Up 5%.) If there is any financial merger possible, this is the one that is most likely to happen. Even if this doesn't happen, they are still expanding very rapidly. Cheaper than the other banks.

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