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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

170.03

-0.87 (0.51%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 26, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 61 opinions in the last 12 months.

Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) has experienced a significant rally, recovering remarkably from past penalties related to money laundering. While many experts acknowledge its robust earnings and strong position within the Canadian banking system, there are growing concerns about its current valuation, which is perceived as high compared to historical norms. Overall, the stock is seen as solid but largely fully priced, leading some analysts to recommend trimming positions or looking for better entry points. The consensus recommendation varies, with some holding the stock due to its solid long-term dividend potential while noting that growth may be constrained due to regulatory issues in the U.S. Experts emphasize caution, suggesting that investors consider taking profits or waiting for a potential pullback before further investment.

Consensus

Trim

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY

For the long-term, a really well managed business. Retail banking is probably going to be the surviving, most profitable business for all banks. Challenge in 2009 will be unloading some of the liabilities that may be in some of the books in their US acquisitions and if they can unload them. He has confidence in the management.

TOP PICK

Canadian banks are cheap and you're getting paid decent dividends. Capital ratios are north of 10%. They have survived the downturn and business models have been better than a lot of the global banking systems. Good dividend.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.)

WEAK BUY

May have already hit bottom. At least has hit its long-term downside target. If you have some courage, you could Buy this. Has had a bounce so he is waiting for it to come back down again.

COMMENT

One of her favourite banks. Management is very strong. Likes the two-pronged strategy into the US. Good dividend yield. Well positioned.

COMMENT

Losses in financials are going to continue. Wouldn't “Buy and Hold” any bank. You could buy for a trade and sell on a bounce. Just announced earnings that were okay. Balance sheet continues to expand which he doesn't like.

COMMENT

Not buying any banks right now but if he was this would be his Top pick.

BUY

(Caller has a 10 to 15 year time horizon.) With that time horizon, this is almost a no-brainer to Buy now but could go lower. Will have weak earnings through 2010 but doesn't think they will cut dividends. Expects loan losses for a few quarters.

TOP PICK

Think you will be able to buy this one at $30. Probably in the best shape of all the banks.

WAIT

Owns very little positions in financials. Street is very nervous that there are skeletons in the closets. They report next week.Wait for things to turn up a bit.

HOLD

Good basic Canadian bank. Has been increasing its share of Ameritrade, which is good. Nice dividend.

BUY

IV notes issued Jan 15/09 at 9.5%. Called Tier One Capital. Hybrid securities because have characteristics of both debt and equity. Think of it as a deeply subordinated fixed income instrument i.e. it pays a coupon. Price has gone up so the yield is about 8.75% now.

COMMENT

Doesn't like any financials. A Pairs trade could be very attractive if you own one. The Short would be on one of the US banks or an ETF. 6.25% yield.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 6/08. Down 38%.) Excellent management with a very disciplined approach on managing. Very well positioned to take part in a recovery. US business is potentially in great shape with more deposits than loans.

DON'T BUY

Almost across the board, there is a collapsing profitability in Canadian banks. He has been nervous about this area for quite some time. Except for CIBC (CM-T) ROE seems to be falling quite rapidly.

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