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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

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.

Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) has seen a significant recovery from its recent challenges, notably the money laundering scandal, with many experts noting its potential for growth in the long term, especially within the Canadian economy. However, the consensus among analysts indicates that the stock is currently trading at historically high P/E ratios, raising concerns about its valuation and suggesting that it may be overvalued by approximately 5% or more compared to past norms. While some believe TD's impressive earnings growth and its strategic positioning in the U.S. market could still lead to positive outcomes, there are warnings about the high valuations and the possibility of a market correction. Analysts seem divided on whether to hold or to trim positions at this point, with a predominant view favoring a cautious approach. Overall, TD remains a strong brand within the Canadian banking sector, but its recent performance raises questions about future growth sustainability amid high valuations.

Consensus

Overvalued

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY

All Canadian banks had good earnings, with TD among the best in various areas (profit, dividend growth, overall performance). He also owns RY and BNS. Definitely buy TD. But American banks are not doing well and he has sold several of them this year. The banks need to lead the recovery in the next three months (or else the market is in trouble).

TOP PICK

It is an industry leader. It sold off more than the others. It is at the bottom of its trading range. (Analysts’ price target is $84.23)

COMMENT

All the banks will have a rough ride if the China issue blows into a trade war. TD has great exposure to the U.S, though it has limited ROE for the short-term. He owns a small holding of TD. It's selling at a premium to its peers, which are a better buy.

COMMENT

TD-T vs US Banks – All the Canadian bank shares have been weak. Technically, he sees support around $68. As with the US banks, they are generally cheaper, but he has not had any good result in purchasing them. He thinks this is a signal the market is just not interested in this sector. He is a firm believer the Canadian banks are of higher quality and earnings are consistent.

WAIT

Probably best run retail bank in Canada, one of top 20 in US. Thinks there may be a better entry point. Great company he'd like to own. Lots of respect for management.

BUY

Why is it falling? Has long owned it and still likes it. Why falling? Becuase banks are a leveraged play on the Canadian economy. We are going into decelerated economic growth after it was speeding it. No, this is not heading to recession, just slowing down. Earnings growth is decreasing. But don't sell it. The dividend grows 7% annually. You won't make money in bank stocks every year, but add the dividend growth and dividend.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sep 07/17, Up 16%) Loves their US operations, which are really starting to pay off. Sold off recently along with the rest. Canadian banks can compete successfully in the US.

COMMENT

TD is probably the least value priced Canadian bank right now. You are paying for first-mover advantage in terms of the success they've had in the U.S on the banking side. Considerably lower yield compared to the other Canadian banks. Not a value play, but hard to argue about how well they are executing. It should be one of the names you own, but if you're looking for a bargain, TD would not be the name.

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BUY

He owns TD and it will report tomorrow. This along with Royal Bank are the two premium Canadian banks. He expects earnings in TD to be as strong as that for Royal relatively speaking. Yield 3.5%.

TOP PICK

They like their American exposure. Well-run, trading at 10x earnings with a 3.7% dividend. Great capital ratios. Selling cheap because of fears of weakness in Canadian housing and oil--which he doesn't buy. As for housing, there's still immmigration coming to Canadian cities with little housing supply being built. (Analysts’ price target is $84.99)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sep 13/17, Up 11%) 55% of their revenue is coming from the US. Has owned this since 2004 when started his firm. He would be surprised if they ever get out of TD. It is cheap-ish relatively to where it has historically been valued.

BUY

Canadian banks in general and TD? Credit quality has been pristine, but will it last. NIM (net interest margin) has picked up. The banks can still grow at 6% as they trade at a reasonable 10.1x peers. TD has sector-based capital with strong core deposits with a strong US presence. Sees 7% growth, but are trading at a half-point premium vs. peers. He also likes Royal and BMO.

BUY

His largest holding among Canadian banks. A class act. Well-managed. Well-positioned in the U.S. They just need to find more lending opportunities. They will continue to do very well.

TOP PICK

They've done better than their peers. Likes their 30% exposure to the U.S. where the economy is doing better than ours. Trades at a discount to historical valuations at a current 11x. Pays a 3.7% yield. Earnings will grow 15% . TD's payout ratio is 42%. Dividends will increase in mid-high-single digits in coming years. Seasonally, banks do well this quarter. (Analysts’ price target is $85.67)

BUY

He is bullish on banks. He sees it as a good opportunity to buy. It was a screaming technical buy last week. They will generate shareholder value. If you buy TD, you are buying for the US exposure. Can’t really go wrong with any of the Canadian banks.

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