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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO)

169.65

-1.25 (0.73%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 3:22:35 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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HOLD

(Market Call Minute.)

DON'T BUY

The best run of the 6 Canadian Banks. Banks are not finished on the downside.

WAIT

(Caller was interested in a 10-year hold.) With a 10-year time horizon, it would probably make some sense. Going through a very weak period and now would be a decent time to add. Banks will start reporting next week and expects it will be another quarter of very weak numbers. He would like to see a turn in loan losses, finally bottoming out and then an outlook for improving earnings.

BUY

One of her favourite banks. Down hard today on a Harvard professor’s remarks on the end of the world but this is going to be fine. Great 3 to 5 year investment.

BUY

Does have US exposure, but not as exposed to real estate sector. Taking advantage of strong Canadian dollar. Will probably be an out performer in the long run (10-15 years).

TOP PICK

Trading at 1.6X Book. 3.8% yield. Very good management. US assets are good.

DON'T BUY

Well run company. However, has pretty significant exposure to the US market. As a result they will be undergoing a period of softness.

TOP PICK

Crème de la crème management in Canada. Avoided the commercial back paper problems. Very disciplined on how they price their products. Most retail oriented in Canada. Can see great growth with their US assets.

TOP PICK

Has executed its plan flawlessly. Had very limited exposure to the debacle in the US and yet has been tarred by the same brush. Recently increased its dividend giving you an idea of its financial strength. Cheap at approximately 10X earnings.

STRONG BUY

His favourite Canadian bank. Recent drop related to the rogue trader episode, which was a one-time thing. Very tightly managed. No sub-prime or ABCP exposure.

HOLD

Getting down to a point where it is getting close. Would like to see another quarter or two to see what happens with their purchase of Commerce Bank Corp in the US.

COMMENT

Think you can start to buy this one now but there is no rush. Near a 52-week low. Likes the outlook for them and they are well prepared for the environment that is coming. Likes their US strategy.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 16/07. Down 10%.) He had expected a mortgage lender crisis in 07 and 08 and this was the best of the lot. However, in the last few months, the ROE has started to decline precipitously. Sold his holdings.

BUY

The time is an opportunity to Buy for the long-term. Doesn't think you are too poorly served to have 2 or 3 banks making up 7% to 10% of your portfolio.

BUY

Numbers were disappointing but they do like this one. One of the better performing backs right now.

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