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Toronto Dominion (TD) has faced significant challenges following a money-laundering scandal that resulted in regulatory fines and restrictions on U.S. growth. Experts highlight the bank's strong Canadian presence and favorable dividend yield of around 5%, making it a potential choice for income-seeking investors. However, many express caution due to the ongoing scrutiny and the stock's historical underperformance compared to its peers. The consensus opinion remains mixed, with a notable sentiment that the stock is undervalued amidst fears of future growth caps. Overall, TD is viewed as a long-term play, but it may take time for the company to regain investor confidence and navigate its regulatory challenges effectively.
Best-performing bank this year. (Let's ignore capital gains and tax losses for simplicity in answering the question.) Looking ahead, no longer at the compelling value it was before. Great job clearing up concerns over asset cap.
Whole Canadian banking sector is fully valued, trading effectively at record highs on valuation. Not time to load up. Time to take some profits and invest in more defensive names, as Canadian economy is on a more fragile footing than other parts of the world.
He isn't a technical trader, so doesn't look at volumes. TD had a lot to catch up on after the money-laundering penalty, and changed the CEO. After a rally the valuation is realigning, which could account for lower volumes. Given the penalty, they are limited in expanding in the US.
Look at beginning of 2022 on the chart -- stock recently broke through that level. So you'll get some new buyers and less resistance. Historically, financials have some pretty big upside this time of year. If you own, no reason to sell. If you're overweight, look to trim (perhaps in December).
Lots of concern for banks, but the market doesn't seem to see it. Follow the market and don't overthink it too much.
The Canadian bank charts look similar. TD has seen a nice bounce since April, despite being the bank with the most problems and cannot grow in the US. A rising tide lifts all boats/banks. He got rid of it to buy BMO, which is a much-better run bank, maybe a little too soon. He is bullish Canadian banks, overall as the economy picks up. The bargain price for TD is over, but it will take time to return to its premium valuation. Prefers Royal and National banks.
The question asked the guest to compare the two with a view to buying one of them. She prefers Royal Bank right now. It just delivered record results and is growing at 10% year over year. TD has gone through a rough patch and is re-structuring which is eating into profits. She doesn't think Royal Bank will split.
Price targets give an illusion of precision that doesn't really exist, so his firm doesn't do them. If they own a stock, safe to say their target is "higher".
Likes personal and commercial business in Canada. US trouble is behind them, though they'll need to earn their way out of the regulatory doghouse. And they will. Investor Day on September 29 should shed light on medium-term strategy. Expects they can hit their aspirational 7+% EPS growth.
Took partial profits about 2 months ago, after massive re-rating.
More growth to be had. Once they get over the hurdle of the money-laundering fine, will continue to be a Canadian bank. Canadian banks are protected by the Government of Canada, so nothing's going to happen to TD. If Canada's able to get rid of interprovincial trade barriers, TD and the banks will be primed to do well.
If you don't own any of the other big 5, he'd add some exposure there instead. But if you own them all, and you have some cash on hand, then sure, buy some more of this for additional dividends while you wait for the stock price to appreciate.
Toronto-Dominion Bank is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol TD-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TD-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:TD or TD-T
In the last year, 83 stock analysts published opinions about TD-T. 43 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 25 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Toronto-Dominion Bank.
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83 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Toronto-Dominion Bank In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-09-26, Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD-T) stock closed at a price of $110.35.
Don't add at these levels. Last quarter was a beat, better on credit loss provisions. Still potential headwinds in US with US retail. Trading in line with the group, no longer at a discount. Decent growth of ~7%.
A great time to sell some calls on it. He wouldn't add to this one, but would to BMO and CM.