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National Bank of Canada (NA.TO)

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220.41

+2.77 (1.27%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 18, 2026, 12:00 am

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

National Bank of Canada (NA) is viewed positively by experts, emphasizing its strategic focus on wealth management and capital markets, particularly following its acquisition of Canadian Western Bank. The bank's consistent performance, alongside a strong return on equity (ROE) and recurring high fees, positions it as a long-term compounder. Despite concerns regarding potential economic downturns and high valuations across the banking sector, many analysts predict double-digit earnings growth and a favorable annual return of around 10%. The bank's ability to cross-sell services thanks to its national presence further enhances its growth prospects, making it a compelling candidate for both new and existing investors. Overall, analysts maintain a cautious optimism about the bank's future, fostering a positive outlook amidst market volatility.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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WEAK BUY

Well-managed. Focusing on businesses they know well. Has reached a point where it is no longer a bargain. Price to earnings multiples have moved up but yields have dropped and the easy money has been made. Still some upside.

HOLD

Has pretty well stayed above its 200-day moving average. Your stop loss should be around $35.

BUY

Hasn't looked at it recently, but feels it has an excellent outlook.

TOP PICK

Sees anything from $5 to $10 more on any Canadian Bank.

HOLD

Don’t have too many loan issues. Their wealth management business has been improving. A conservative holding.

BUY

Have excess capital, so can buy back shares, raise their dividends, etc.

TRADE

Not sure that the Québec government would allow a takeover.

HOLD

Now open to a merger. Well-run bank. Good capital market exposure. Low risk, but in the current market activity, prefers banks with higher risk potential.

BUY

Would be an attractive takeover because of its Québec base. Has appeal.

BUY

A regional bank, but have been broadening their base. Recent earnings were a positive surprise. Very strong capital base. Expects dividend increases in the future. Good value.

BUY

Doing excellently. Wealth management diversification is working well for them. Good opportunity for dividend growth.

WEAK BUY

Good bank. A defensive holding. Well run.

DON'T BUY

Target peak is $38 when it runs out of yield gas.

BUY

Market is backing this bank fairly well. Don't expect any fast gains. Reasonable dividend yield.

BUY

They are generating significant amounts of new capital, which they will use to buy back stock or pay more dividends.Expect a continuance in the growth of dividends.A lower risk bank.

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