Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

175.36

+0.36 (0.21%)

as of Nov 3, 2026, 3:27:55 pm Market Open.

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 15/11. Up 6.51%.) His favourite Canadian bank. 10% earnings growth and 3.5% yield so it is still a buy.

COMMENT

Holds a residual Nov 1/17 but resets on Nov 1/12. Reset is 100 basis points over the 3 month Bankers Acceptance Rate. What happens to the residual on Nov 1/12 if TD does not call the bond? Should I sell before Nov 1? There is no question that you will get your money back on Nov 1/12 but you could sell before that.

BUY

Sees better earnings growth than on Bank of Montréal (BMO-T) but their dividend is only 3.6% compared to Montreal's, which is over 6%. Expect they will have another dividend increase this year. Likes their US acquisitions and sees good opportunities to increase loans, mortgages and other wealth management services. Looking for about $90 one year out.

TOP PICK

This is the bank that is most geared to the retail services. Sees growth opportunity within their dividends and the catalyst is their success in the US..

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Picks. July 7/11. Up 2.82%.) Lowest dividend yield of the group but trading in line on a multiple basis. Superior management team with greater opportunity and exposure to the US market.

TOP PICK

Strongest retail franchise in Canada. Likes their US exposure which he thinks ultimately will be platform for better growth opportunities relative to other Cdn banks. Looking for 6% earnings growth this year. 3.6% yield. $90 is a good target price for 1 year.

TOP PICK

Likes the banks as a general investment area. This one has made a few acquisitions in the US and actually has more branches there than they do in Canada. There is a lot of room for loan growth and cross selling opportunities in the US and the market doesn’t fully recognize the potential there. Expect they will increase the dividend again sometime this year.

DON'T BUY

Not all that fond of the financial sector at this time. 1st of all, Canadian economy has been better than the US and the banks have done better. However, you are seeing the economy slowing in Canada. Consumer debt levels have started to cut back so that the basic retail situation in Canada for banking has probably peaked at this point. Their US assets are doing quite well.

COMMENT

Bond due Nov 21/17 and resets Nov 1/12. What happens to the residual on Nov 1 if TD doesn't recall the Bond? Feels the bond will absolutely be called Nov 1st. These bonds were designed so that they would be called after the 1st 5 years.

TOP PICK

Likes all the banks right now for doing covered calls. TD seems to be the most solid of the lot. Very happy to do some covered calls on it.

TOP PICK

(Top Pick Jun 7/11, Up 1.79%) Thought the banks would have done better over the last year. He had an $85 target that it did peak at a while ago. He thinks it will go there again. His favourite. Wanted to pick a bank because they came off a little bit recently. They are making about a 10% return in the US and growing.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 23/11. Up 4.23%.) Good franchise. Growing in the US.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Has being exposure to the US and very well-managed. Raising its dividends.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Jun 7/11, Up 2.05%) Earnings last week were good. US retail side is starting to pick up. Don’t have exposure overseas. It has come back on Macro-Worry. Would buy it now.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 25/11. Down 4.82%.) Just reported today and their numbers were good.

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