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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

168.85

+1.01 (0.60%)

as of Aug 28, 2026, 7:39:30 pm Market Open.

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Aug 28, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 52 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts are divided on the outlook for Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD), with many expressing concerns about its current valuation after significant gains over the past year. Some believe that the bank is well-positioned to benefit from its strong performances in capital markets, retail, and wealth management, as well as from AI advancements. However, many analysts caution that TD's price-to-earnings ratio is above historic averages, which might suggest it is overvalued. There are also worries regarding regulatory concerns in the U.S. and how these could limit growth opportunities. While some advise trimming positions, there are still advocates for TD’s long-term growth potential, especially as part of a diversified investment strategy focused on dividend growth.

Consensus

Overvalued

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Doesn't have a lot of bank exposure, but this is one that he owns. Doing a great job with their retail bank in the US. Canadian banks are much better than the rest of the world's.

COMMENT

TD call about residual with the 1st call date Nov/12 and final maturity is 2017. If this is not called in November is there an impact on the callable residual? Believes that this is a fixed floater, which a bank issues for 5 years and then it would float for 5 years. 99.9% likely that it will be called this fall.

TOP PICK

One of his largest positions. Likes the deployment of capital in the US. When US economy finally straightens itself out, they will do well. They are probably going to make a good return on equity with the US investments.

BUY

Banks have been strong movers the past few months and have had a nice bounce off the bottom. Feels all Canadian banks are a buy. Earnings are growing and are raising dividends.

BUY

Canadian Banks: Outlook is mildly positive. Scotia did an equity issue slightly below the market. All about 10x earnings yields between 3.75 and 5%. He always comes back to TD. They don’t get themselves involved in any issues.

TOP PICK

Banks were pretty much laggards last year because of concerns about Europe. This is the strongest of the Canadian banks. Have the strongest retail franchise. Have some grows from their credit card or followed all the acquired. US platform is probably the strongest of the Canadian banks.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Jan 21/11, Up 9.27% Total Return) His favourite bank. Successful at getting into the US. They are just very good managers.

SELL

Enjoyed a nice rally but earnings are under pressure. Low interest rates are not helping. Overall financial index has given him a sell signal. Would be selling banks. There is going to be margin pressure and the US banking system is not out of the woods.

COMMENT

(Market Call Minute.) One of the best performing Canadian banks. Would probably be a buyer at $1-$2 higher when it broke out of this trading range.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Dec 31/10, Up 7.65%) Pleased with the return and comfortable holding it long term. As US comes back, TD’s US business will do well. Could power ahead to be the largest bank in Canada. Also owns BMO and NA.

COMMENT

Prefers this bank as it is a little bit safer and a little more plain vanilla, which is what you want in this environment. Canadian with a bit of US retail.

BUY

Likes Canadian banks and this is one of the strongest. The depth of management is extremely strong in all the major banks so if one manager leaves, it is not a big issue.

WATCH

One of his favourite banks but all the banks have been under pressure. Partly because of concerns about a slowdown in North America. Wealth management side of the banks have been taking a beating. The real problem has been the European situation. He is on the wall watching what is going to happen.

COMMENT

This would have a little bit less risk than Royal Bank (RY-T). Dividend of just under 4%. If he were to own a bank, it would be something like this one.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 12/11. Down 6.13%.)

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