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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

175.00

+0.96 (0.55%)

as of Nov 2, 2026, 9:00:00 pm Market Closed.

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 31/06. Up 16.1%.) Still has the same attributes and he still likes. His favourite bank stock.

HOLD

Seasonal period from end of September until the end of May. He says the chart is “beautiful”, only concern is the strength relative to the rest of the market is going negative. This is with banks in general.

BUY

Banks have been underperforming. Like the TD (prefer Commerce, rates Commerce as #1, TD as #2).

BUY

Has executed very well. One of the best retail franchises. Has spent a lot of time and energy on their wealth management business. US strategy makes a lot of sense to grow organically.

DON'T BUY

Have been adding to their US side of the business. Some of the US numbers have been weak. Expects only modest growth from Canadian banks.

HOLD

Canadian banks are not excessively cheap but you can expect an 8% to 12% return, which is pretty good. Although they've had some problems with the US franchise, this is getting sorted out.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 31/06. UP 15.6%.) Their US TD Bank North is taking a write-off, about a 4%-5% restructuring of staffing. Growth plus dividend gives about a 15% return.

COMMENT

A little concerned that profit growth on banks will slow down this year. Loan losses are probably at cycle lows. If the economy slows down, these may start to rise. Likes this one better than most.

BUY

Likes this bank. Canadian banks have no US sub-prime mortgage exposure. There is now a big valuation spread between the two. Could be at a point where Canadian banks may be sold in order to buy US ones.

BUY

Banking sector has had a great run in the last 3 years. Expects this year will be a dividend plus 3%-4% year giving a 7% to 8% return. This one has a slightly better retail branch operation.

COMMENT

Its US subsidiary, Bank North, will benefit from the conservative nature of its Canadian parent’s lending practices and shouldn't be hit as hard by sub-prime and prime mortgage problems.

COMMENT

Believes they do have exposure, through their US Bank North, to sub prime mortgages. This could be affecting them in the short-term.

COMMENT

Likes the banks in general, but this one wouldn't rank as high as some of the others. Have more problems in the US than some of the others. Prefers Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T), which has more growth potential because of its Caribbean and Latin American exposure.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 7/06. No change.) Worries about interest-rate cuts and bad debts held the stock back. He still likes and would buy.

TOP PICK

Excellent quarter. Well-managed. At current price, his target would give you 10%-11% plus the dividend for a total of 13%-14%. Good entry point.

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