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

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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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HOLD

High-quality bank. Feels it is worth $78-$80 per share. However, the stock can continue to be hit with volatility.

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TOP PICK

Trades at 10X earnings. 4% dividend yield. Have done a very good job of branding themselves in the US and more than 50% of their revenue now comes from the US. Chrysler Financial was a very astute acquisition for them as people in the US pay down their cars.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 25/10. Up 1.24%.)

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Nov 10/10, Up 3.8%)

BUY

One of 3 they hold and she would buy here. Yield is lower that the group. Very good retail franchise. Also likes RY and BMO

TOP PICK

Has done a great job of growing its US retail business. Bought companies with large footprints. Their Chrysler acquisition was an incredible deal.

BUY

4th quarter for Canadian banks? If there is a weakening in the Cdn$ to $0.93, this would be helpful in reporting their profits as over half of their branches are in the US. Have increased their dividend twice in the last year. US operation is working out well. Canadian banks, as a whole, are going to have a weaker quarter on their capital markets because of our slide.

COMMENT

Toronto Dominion (TD-T) or Royal (RY-T) for a long-term hold? Royal just sold their US retail operations while TD continues to expand and is attracting a lot of deposits. Would prefer TD because of less trading activity but a very hard question as they are both very close.

HOLD

It’s an unpopular thing to say you are not in the banks. He is concerned about what will come out in November. None of the bond desk are making any money. He owns legacy positions.

BUY

Has the wind at its back that not only does it have the capital, but their strategy is being deployed (being accretive in the US). Dividends will go up, but probably not for the next 2 quarters.

COMMENT

Seasonally intends to do very well just prior to reporting of annual results (Oct to Dec) and Feb to May.

BUY

Strongest deposit base in Canada. Credit card receivables they recently got will give some accretion. Definitely likes TD.

DON'T BUY

Most of the banks are trading where they where in the 1st half of last year. Fundamentally it is not as strong as some of the other banks. The sell off that has occurred in the last couple of days in a row does not look very good. Has the potential to go down to $69. Be very cautious. (See Top Picks.)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

He is not rushing into the banks at the present time. US banks are under a lot of pressure and this tends to spill over. This is one of his core bank holdings and he is not selling. Dividend is not bad. Thinks he might be able to get it cheaper.

BUY

Acquisition of Bank of America (BAC-N) credit card portfolio will add $0.05 a share next year and $.10 the year after. Credit cards are going to be a more profitable business going forward.

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