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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

169.65

+1.75 (1.04%)

as of Aug 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 56 opinions in the last 12 months.

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) has experienced remarkable growth in the past year, recovering from past penalties and regulatory challenges. Analysts highlight its well-positioned status within the Canadian banking sector, benefiting from AI investments and a favorable regulatory environment. Despite the impressive performance, there are concerns about its high price-to-earnings (PE) ratio, which is currently above historical averages, prompting some experts to suggest trimming positions. Many consensus opinions indicate a cautious outlook due to the overvaluation, signaling potential profit-taking opportunities. Overall, while TD is seen as a strong, solid bank with good long-term prospects, expertise suggests waiting for a better entry point or considering other investment opportunities in the current market climate.

Consensus

Caution

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY

All of the Canadian banks are screening very well right now. Market is looking for quality, good profits, strong sustainable dividend yield, clean balance sheets and interesting trading opportunities.

DON'T BUY

If you buy, put in a $35 stoploss. A lot of the banks are still just trying to make a base.

BUY

Good entry point if you are able to handle short-term volatility and you have a 3-year view.

BUY

One of his favourite banks. Last quarter was better than expected. Just improved its balance sheet with a $1.3 billion equity issue. Less exposed to structured products. If they don't have to keep their commitment to the BCE deal it is a very big positive. Strong capital base. Strong Canadian retail. Likes their US holdings.

TOP PICK

Valuation is 1.1 X book. 5.5% yield. Likes their strategy of being a good retail bank. Growing their franchise in the US. Thinks the US Commerce acquisition will work out even though they paid a little too much. Have stayed out of the riskier types of banking business.

TOP PICK

Trading at 1 X book. Historically, Canadian banks have traded at roughly 2 to 3 X book. The group trades at 1.5. Trades at 7.5 X earnings and the group is at 8.5. Cheap.

TOP PICK

For any long-term view, you are buying this at values that you haven't been able to since the early 80's.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Not a fan of financials.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 2/07. Down 23%.) Best positioned of the Canadian banks. Excellent management. Very disciplined approach in running the business. The most retail of the banks. Building a very strong franchise in Northeast US.

COMMENT

His favourite bank. Has good exposure. Great retail business. Has exposure to the US banking system when that recovers. Not a lot of exposure to derivatives or esoteric securities.

BUY

He is slightly overweight on banks right now. This one has probably the lowest yield. Tremendously well-run bank. Compelling valuation.

COMMENT

Royal (RY-T) vs. Toronto Dominion (TD-T). Prefers Royal but doesn't think either one of them are going to have a terrific quarter. TD made, what may turn out to be badly timed US acquisitions. Both banks are going to suffer from lack of activity in the capital markets. All banks are trading at low PE ratios.

TOP PICK

Credit crisis is not over and there will be more challenges coming. Having a premier retail Canadian franchise really helps them weather the storm. Have made large forays into the US which has given them some exposure but longer-term banks have to get into the bigger markets.

BUY

Likes all the Canadian banks. Bank of Montreal (BMO-T), Toronto Dominion Bank (TD-T) and Royal Bank (RY-T) are all on a great playing field and will be able to acquire some good assets.

TOP PICK

Thinks banks are very attractive. Avoided issues like ABCP, not significant write-offs, but stock was pressured about commerce bank corp., which as 2.6:1 deposits to loans, but most banks that got into trouble had a 1:1 ratio or less. Strong balance sheet.

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