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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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DON'T BUY

Has TD Waterhouse which can't quite seem to make much inroad into the US as they want. In terms of retail banking in Canada, they are running 3rd. Their wealth management has never really taken off.

BUY

Canadian banks continue to offer good value on a medium time frame. If we were to see a rapid ratcheting up of interest rates, they would be vulnerable, but this is not expected. The banks offer reasonable value here.

TOP PICK

After they reported their earnings, his quant model showed it had the most differential between his model price and what the stock is trading at. 16% differential of most of all the banks.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 30/04. Down 1%.) Bank North acquisition will be a transforming one. 3% yield. Still likes.

BUY

Banks are the cheapest in the financial area based on 12.2 to 12.8 X price earnings.

TOP PICK

They've finalized their partial purchase of Bank North. You're getting primarily a retail bank, with not much downside. With the 3% dividend and a price target of $55 gives a 15% return.

DON'T BUY

What happens in the US ultimately works its way into the Canadian market. US banks are having a very difficult time and are down about 7% year to date. Canadian banks have had good yield support, but they really are not making a lot of headway. They are basically trading sideways.

DON'T BUY

Bank stocks are starting to top which is not surprising. The bull market started in 2002 and we are 2 1/2 years into the bull market. That's usually the time bank stocks start to move down.

DON'T BUY

Doesn't like the banks. They have just come off 52 week highs. Historically they always give you a chance to buy at some point and he is going to wait with his hands open at prices he is willing to pay. Wait until they get ugly.

DON'T BUY

Not looking for a lot of great returns on banks over the next year or so. They may underperform the market in general. Earnings growth has slowed. Between Toronto Dominion and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T), TD would be his first choice. Has been restructured into a better retail environment. Bank North acquisition has given them a little bit more growth.

BUY

Feels it will peddle along around this level. Slow, conservative, shouldn't put a foot wrong. Might do OK in the US. A good core holding for a portfolio.

BUY

Using P/E ratios, banks are among the cheapest in the financials. Bank of Montreal (BMO-T) and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T) are the cheapest followed by Toronto Dominion (TD-T) then by Royal (RY-T) and CIBC (CM-T). His favourite is Toronto Dominion. Michael Sprung, of his firm, likes Bank of Nova Scotia and CIBC.

TOP PICK

Model price of $61 which is a 22% differential. Earnings were fantastic. Likes the balance sheet. Cheap.

BUY

Their favourite bankd followed by Royal (RY-T) Has made a lot of good strategic moves with their amalgamation of Canada Trust and acquisition of Bank North in the US.

HOLD

If interest rates start moving up, it won't be a great performer. 3.75% yield. One year target would probably be $55 in a decent market plus the yield would be a 13% return. Downside is probably into the mid $40's.

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