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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

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170.90

+1.61 (0.95%)

as of Jun 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 61 opinions in the last 12 months.

The reviews for Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) highlight a cautious but generally optimistic outlook on the stock's performance. Many experts suggest that while TD has made significant recovery after the money laundering penalty, it is currently trading at a high price-to-earnings (PE) ratio compared to historical norms, prompting some to recommend trimming positions or taking profits. The bank's valuation, hovering around 14x to over 16x PE, has raised concerns of overvaluation, especially with future growth potential in the U.S. still clouded by regulatory issues. However, the majority of analysts maintain that TD is a strong long-term investment, appreciating its solid position in Canada and improving fundamentals. They also expect that TD's efforts in wealth management and capital markets will drive future earnings growth despite short-term challenges.

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BUY

It's a core holding and he will continue to buy it. An excellent franchise that will earn through the inverted yield curve. True, falling interest rates will pressure the banks, but those low interest rates lead to cheaper for home and car financing and so easier for indebted Canadians to carry that debt. The Canadian banks are a well-run oligopoly. The TD dividend will remain solid and grow, though at a slower rate during a downturn.

HOLD

He's long owned this, a great performer. Banks face headwinds, but TD trades at 10x earnings and pays a 4% yield. The banks can go lower in a weak economy, but the banks are long-term holds over 5-10 years. Stomach the volatility. You're paid to wait. Balance sheet is decent. TD (and RY) are investing in tech to keep up with the times.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sep 05/18, Down 6%) It is very difficult for them to lend money with a flat yield curve. Over time they have been a safe place to be. He is going to stick with it. Sometimes you just have to be patient in a market and if something is good, don't be shaken out of it.

COMMENT

Royal is a little more expensive than the other Canadian banks. The news of OSC charges on FX trading will create some headwinds -- requiring a fine to be paid. He owns TD instead right now as they have more exposure in the US.

HOLD

Wait until the margin calls are finished and we'll see where the stocks end up. Would hold right now.

COMMENT

Nothing wrong with this strategy. He can buy it back or sell another option later. Or you can just leave it alone, which is also good. and you at $70, then you get called, you could lose money.

BUY

Well-run with huge US retail operations, which is where you want to be. US delinquency rates are low because the US economy is strong. Canadian operations are strong, too, but Canadians are drowning in debt. This is US growth story, while capital market activity in Canada is not happening. No, don't short a Canadian bank like some are. All Canadian banks are well-run and financially sound, but America is a better place to invest.

BUY

The banks are deeply oversold no.w Banks and the energy stocks will drive the TSX in the next few months. Exit at $72.50.

BUY

TD-T vs. RY-T. TD-T is bigger than RY-T in the US. BNS-T is a bit cheaper. He is warming up to the sector in general.

BUY

She thinks the Canadian banks are good value now. TD-T has good exposure into the US. Yields are attractive and dividends could continue to rise. She would be a buyer here.

BUY

Still a buy if interest rates keep falling? Analysts keep forceasting nice, slowly rising earnings and book value. Has followed this trend for the last 10 years. Sees no reason not to buy. A reversal in interest rates would be very bullish for the banks. You get a 12-13% annualized rate, including the dividend.

COMMENT

TD vs KBE? A big part of TD-T business is in the US and he likes that. The best of both worlds. KBE-N offers slightly higher dividend growth, but a lower yield.

BUY

No reason to switch. Have had the best return, performance and dividend increases. They have less volatility. Yield is 3%

BUY

Which American bank to hold long-term? His U.S. exposure is through TD-T. A third of operations is in America. TD is great to play the US, because you play Canada and the US. Otherwise, JPM is the best US bank, but also look at banks in Europe and India.

HOLD

The Canadian banks are similar--sideways. It might hit resistance at $80. Hold for the dividend, but sell if you're a trader.

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