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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

167.84

+1.97 (1.19%)

as of Aug 27, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 52 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts share a mixed outlook on Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD), noting its recent recovery from a money-laundering scandal and strong performance in capital markets and wealth management. However, many express concerns about the stock's current valuation, which they deem high compared to historical averages. While TD has benefited from a favorable economic environment and regulatory support, several experts recommend trimming positions to capture profits or reallocating into more undervalued opportunities. Despite some strong earnings announcements indicating solid fundamentals, there is caution about the growth potential due to ongoing compliance issues and the impact of interest rates on the Canadian economy. Overall, TD is viewed as a resilient player in the Canadian banking sector, yet the optimism is tempered by valuation concerns.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Overvalued

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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

BUY

TD is the most interesting of the banks. They are expanding into the U.S. They have a good focus on retail and believes that baknk earnings will be alright.

BUY

His model price is $68.90 which is a positive 12% differential.

TOP PICK

Likes the longer-term outlook of it. It looks to be the safest. They are having some TD Bank North problems which he feels are minor. If it brought stock below $60 he would aggressively buy more.

BUY

Owns this bank simply because of its retail operations, wealth management, anything to do with margins. The secret is to all that for our long-time and the increase in dividends will offset any market corrections.

TOP PICK

Bank North, their major foothold in the US, announced that they were going to miss their Q2 estimates which is a little worrisome, but it will only be by two cents. They are a leader in the wealth management area in Canada. Also a leader in discount brokerage. Good dividend. Not terribly expensive at about 13 X '06 earnings.

TOP PICK

Chose this one, in part because of valuation, but also because of the mix in the business which is less commercial and more retail. As we get closer to the end of the cycle, loan losses can only go higher then they are, which will hurt commercial banks.

BUY

Major support is at the $55 level. We are in a bull market, so it should move up from here.

BUY

All the banks, other than CIBC (CM-T), are having wonderful movements. This is another proof that we are still in a bull market. Very nicely above its 200 day moving average.

TOP PICK

There is still opportunities for them to grow. Has strong US expansion opportunities. Has best year over year growth going forward. Looking at 15% (including dividend?) over the next year.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 390/05. Up 2%.) Likes their strategy in the US. Have a good wealth management business. Still a Buy.

BUY

Feels the Bank North is a trasfoming acquisition which has solved their problem on what to do in the US as they now have a good acquisition team. Also likes the deal in the US with TD Waterhouse.

DON'T BUY

While interest rates where falling there has been a tremendous bull market in financials. It is possible that we are seeing a slowdown in financial stocks. If you look at what's happening to the financial in the US, they ara all under pressure and acting much worse than the market. This will eventually wash over into the Canadiuan market.

WEAK BUY

Owns it and is happy with it, but if you are a first time investor, you might want to wait. The risk is not the Enron situation as they put money aside for that. It is the Revco situation. That party counter risk of a company going bankrupt could cause derivative markets to have some turmoil.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Aug 4/05. Up 3.5%.) Still likes.

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