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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

170.11

+2.21 (1.32%)

as of Aug 5, 2026, 7:25:27 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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BUY

Likes their retail strategy very much. Less vulnerable to recession. Good valuation.

DON'T BUY

A little bit worried about their US discount brokerage business. When the market falls like it did in the spring in the US, people trade less. There are a lot of problems in the US economy which makes their US assets worth less.

HOLD

Rate of return will be high single digit/low double digit, if bought and held for 5 years. This includes dividend and the rest from capital gains. Good price.

TOP PICK

Has been quite weak lately. Getting squeezed on rates in the US through their Bank North asset. If it keeps its premium multiple, it should be $70.

DON'T BUY

Corporate finance had a pretty good run, so they had a good quarter. Pretty close to its 55-year valuation high, so it's not cheap. Long-term, Canadian banks have terrific quality balance sheets.

TOP PICK

Their core franchise is doing well. Likes that they got rid of the Waterhouse in the US. Likes the US strategy of buying a regional bank and providing them with capital to grow.

TOP PICK

Has become a retail bank. Has TD Bank North in the north/east US. 3% dividend.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Mar 15/06. Down 4.3%.) If you are not well exposed to financial sector, this would be a good time to add.

BUY

Like their operations including some of their US operations.

BUY

All of the financials are going through a bit of a correction. If you are a long-term investor, Canadian banks are in the best place to be.

BUY

Probably a good one to take a look at. They have a real focus on private client, fee-based businesses and the capital market businesses. Looks like the end of US interest rate rises on the short end of the curve and long-term rates could move higher. This is a pretty good environment for banks.

HOLD

Banks are a great place to invest in Canada. In the long run, they outperform almost every other group. In the short run, the Canadian banks may be running a gas.

BUY

Good management. Retail is side is very good. Good US assets.

TOP PICK

TD Bank is expanding in the US. They are a more conservative bank. Well positioned to grow at better than average rates. This expert has owned for a while and is still buying this stock.

TOP PICK

Had a huge profit of 2.3 billion for first quarter. US has gone from 15% of revenue to 22%. Looking for another 10% growth plus picking up the yield over the next 10 months. They bought at an average cost of $51.70

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