National Bank of Canada (NA.TO) Buy, Sell or…

National Bank of Canada (NA.TO)

212.23

+2.83 (1.35%)

as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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BUY

Trades at about 11 X next year's earnings. With an election, there could be speculation on a merger which will drive the price up.

BUY

Likes the banks. 3% dividend yield.

HOLD

Should continue to put up decent results.

TOP PICK

A very profitable bank. Relatively inexpensive. Have just increase their dividends.

WEAK BUY

A well-run bank. A takeover candidate if consolidation is allowed. Would prefer TD and Bank of Nova Scotia.

WEAK BUY

Feels that banks are fairly valued at this point. You could see reasonable growth over the next few years. Have a nice dividend.

BUY

Done very well. Trading is doing well. 3% dividend yeild, 12x earnings.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top pick on Nov 20/03. Up 7.4%.) Had a nice run and still likes. Should be a core of everyone's portfolio. Should do well. This is the cheapest, TD is next and Royal is 3rd.

BUY

Banks have not been performing well. This one has the best growth rate.

BUY

Has done well. As leverage to the capital markets. Relatively low risk and decent dividend payout.

BUY

If interest rates go up, banks will be less attractive. However, in the meantime you are getting dividends which make them good to hold.

PAST TOP PICK

(A past top pick Nov 20/03. Up 4%.) Has not corrected like the other banks. Should be a core holding.

BUY

Has done better than the other banks because of its concentration on Québec. Firing on all cylinders.

BUY

Lots of opportunity to continue to expand on their dividend payout policy. Have a very high exposure to capital markets. Trades at a significant discount to the rest of the banks.

BUY

Has had a good run. Sees reasonable returns on banks, but nothing wonderful, because they have been such strong performers. Is looking in the 10/12% range.

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