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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

170.16

+2.26 (1.35%)

as of Aug 5, 2026, 7:44:30 pm Market Open.

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Aug 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 56 opinions in the last 12 months.

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) has experienced remarkable growth in the past year, recovering from past penalties and regulatory challenges. Analysts highlight its well-positioned status within the Canadian banking sector, benefiting from AI investments and a favorable regulatory environment. Despite the impressive performance, there are concerns about its high price-to-earnings (PE) ratio, which is currently above historical averages, prompting some experts to suggest trimming positions. Many consensus opinions indicate a cautious outlook due to the overvaluation, signaling potential profit-taking opportunities. Overall, while TD is seen as a strong, solid bank with good long-term prospects, expertise suggests waiting for a better entry point or considering other investment opportunities in the current market climate.

Consensus

Caution

Valuation

Overvalued

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DON'T BUY

Financials have had a great run. This one is the weakest of the 5 banks. Having some problems with their credit and loan quality that the others are not having. Growth hasn’t been up to par.

BUY

Banks are a relatively good place to be. Earning extremely good return on equity. Capital investment market has been fairly strong. Not as interest sensitive as they used to be. Good dividend yields. Recently made an offer to Buy in the rest of their US asset, Bank North. Slowdown in the US could be a concern,

TOP PICK

Has been the under performer in banks because of concerns of their US holding, Bank North. This is turning around, making acquisitions, etc. Expect earnings will increase next year. 2.8% dividend could be increased.

BUY

The cheapest bank in terms of current valuation. Good yield. One of his favourites. Likes that they have taken over management of their US Bank North subsidiary.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Banks are great long-term investments. Historically they increase their dividends every year. In the short term, this one could be in for a little bit of rocky road because of their US Bank North holdings. This is probably the best run Canadian bank long term.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 10/06. Up 13.7%) Has moved, so it’s probably average for the rest of the group, but feels it’s the best bank. US side is slowly turning around. Looking for 11%-12% total return.

BUY

Banks are going to do OK. Feels rates are going to stay the same giving them leeway to raise dividends, which is the reason to own them. Royal (RY-T) and Toronto Dominion (TD-T) are the biggest retailers, so have the highest margins.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

One of the top 2 banks in Canada. Excellent retail franchise. US operations created some market concerns, but only represents 14% of earnings. Up 5%-6% in the last week because of income trust issues. Expect financials to roll back a little bit.

BUY

Their US subsidiary, Bank North, has been disappointing. Have had a change of management. Still likes this bank overall.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 21/06. Up 5.8%.) They are having some issues on earnings from their US operations.

WEAK BUY

It would rank 4th out of the 6 banks that he looks at, but it is part of a group of interest sensitive, high ROE, stable companies. Prefers others.

TOP PICK

Bank North earnings have not been great because of margin squeeze. CEO is being replaced. TD Ameritrade is doing well on high trading volumes. 2nd biggest retail bank in Canada with a very strong position in mutual funds. 3% yield.

BUY

You do well holding this in your portfolio along with other banks.

WEAK BUY

Bank space is a less attractive than some of the other spaces. A little concerned about the news of BankAmerica giving free online trades. You probably won't get hurt and they do give a nice yield. Would prefer a bank with more global exposure.

BUY

Generally likes the banks. Payout ratio in terms of dividends to earnings, is only 40% so they still have room to increase dividends. This one has more exposure to the US which will have a slower growth due to competition.

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