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

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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

166.91

-0.93 (0.55%)

as of Aug 28, 2026, 3:42:04 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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BMO

TOP PICK

Bank rate reset preferred shares (TD.PR.A-T). Yielding about 7%. When they come to reset in 2013/2014 the majority of them will be called away so basically a 4 or 5-year investment.

BUY

June 2019 Capital Trust bonds. This is a tier 1 hybrid structure that the bank issued earlier this year. The bank is a very sound institution and she likes management and bringing their Tier 1 ratio very high. Bonds have performed extremely well. Attractively priced earlier this year but are now fairly priced. You are getting almost double what you get on a Canada bond.

SELL

Technically, bank stocks have done very well from the end of February until the end of May each year. End of May is when the major banks report their earnings. Historically after that they tend to peak out. Seasonality is turning random and you should consider taking some profit.

HOLD

Have had a very strong run and there is probably more upside. If you've doubled your money, he would take some off the table.

TOP PICK

Likes their US strategy. Have done a very good job with the Ameritrade and the Commerce. Have done a good job with the loan losses at the Commerce. US will still have growth. Great dividend and trading at a discount to some of its peers.

SELL

Probably one of the very best run banks in Canada. It has actually under performed a number of the other stocks on the index. It looks like it is stalling out at a point where he is recommending selling other banks so maybe it doesn't go any further. He would buy in at $41.

DON'T BUY

His sense is that the banks are going to have some challenges going forward from an earnings standpoint. Still has a lot of exposure in the US. Doesn't foresee them continuing to rally.

COMMENT

Could see an additional three dollars and the stock price.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Mar 10/08 Down 17.49%) 5% yield. The just increased their exposure to TD. They think that for next 6-9 months there will not be much growth.

BUY

His first choice. In 2-3 years we will look back and say this was a golden opportunity.

HOLD

Recent 200 day moving average hit last week. 38.95. If you see it below this level you should re-think this position.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Apr 08/08 Down 19%) will continue raising dividends, still good pick.

BUY

Company has done a great job in diversifying and delivering on what it has said it is going to do. Great retail franchise in Canada.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

(Market Call Minute.) Likes the banks but the price has scooted up. Would buy on a pullback.

BUY

8.75% 10-year bonds. One of the better banks. If you are going to Buy and Hold, even better as you won’t have to worry about liquidity or Bid/Ask spreads.

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