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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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TOP PICK

Very strong retail franchise which generates a great ROE (return on equity).

DON'T BUY

Wouldn't rush to buy any of the banks at this time. Likes them but returns going forward are going to be fairly muted. Prefers insurance companies.

BUY

Likes. National Bank is #1 followed by Royal, TD and Bank of Nova Scotia.

WAIT

Not very enthusiastic about their US acquisition. Feel they have paid top dollar. Brokerage business has been improving. Last quarterly earnings were pretty good.

WAIT

Doesn't leave interest rates are going up enough to affect bank stocks. Not sure about their new acquisition.

BUY

Q: Is overweighting banks rather than holding cash a good strategy? A: Works well over a 3/5 year time horizon.

TOP PICK

Strong earnings growth. This company will have a better experience than other competitors.

TOP PICK

In talks and would be a good fit with Banknorth of Maine.

BUY

A more volatile bank. In their buy zone now.

BUY

A good investment.

BUY

Has done a good job of acquisitions, integrations and driving down costs.

TRADE

Would prefer Power Financial as it gives exposure to the banking business and the mutual fund business.

BUY

Q: On a dividend reinvestment plan, what would you suggest. A: Banks such as Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto Dominion Bank, Royal Bank.

BUY

At a good price. Fears of interest rates rising tends to be a little negative for the banks. Decent dividends and they tend to rise.

BUY

Likes all the major Canadian banks. Not sure what is going to happen to their discount operations in the US. Likes their Canadian brokerage franchise.

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