In today’s recent session, 2.6 million shares of the Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD) have been traded, and its beta is 0.84. Most recently the company’s share price was $73.93, and it changed around -$0.19 or -0.26% from the last close, which brings the market valuation of the company to $129.50B. TD at last check was trading at a discount to its 52-week high of $75.12, offering almost -1.61% off that amount. The share price’s 52-week low was $51.25, which indicates that the recent value has risen by an impressive 30.68% since then. We note from Toronto Dominion Bank’s average daily trading volume that its 10-day average is 2.49 million shares, with the 3-month average coming to 1.97 million.
Toronto Dominion Bank stock received a consensus recommendation rating of Buy, based on a mean score of 2.00. If we narrow it down even further, the data shows that 0 out of 16 analysts rate the stock as a Sell; another 1 rate it as Overweight. Among the rest, 6 recommended TD as a Hold, whereas 8 deemed it a Buy, and 1 rated it as Underweight.
Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD) trade information
Instantly TD has been showing red trend so far today with a performance of -0.26% on intraday trading today. The performance over the last five days has remained in the green territory. The rise to weekly highs of 75.12 on recent trading dayincreased the stock’s daily price by 1.58%. The company’s shares are currently up 32.73% year-to-date, but still up 0.65% over the last five days. On the other hand, Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD) is 5.66% up in the 30-day period. We can see from the shorts that 13.24 million shares have been sold at a short interest cover period of 7.32 day(s).
The consensus price target as assigned by Wall Street analysts is $89.52, which translates to bulls needing to increase their stock price by 17.42% from its current value. Analyst projections state that TD is forecast to be at a low of $87.5322283 and a high of $91.51096595.
Looking at the company’s year-over-year earnings, the past five years showed a negative earnings growth rate of -5.91%. Toronto Dominion Bank earnings are expected to increase by 4.32% in 2025, but the outlook is positive 6.49% per year for the next five years.
TD Dividends
Toronto Dominion Bank’s next quarterly earnings report is expected to be released on 2025-May-22. The annual dividend yield of the stock is 3.03 percent and its annual dividend per share was 2.24. It is important to note, however, that the 3.03% dividend yield ratio should be regarded as a guide only, as many other factors should be taken into consideration before making any investment decision. The average dividend yield for the past five years averaged 4.35 per year.
Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD)’s Major holders
Upon looking at major shareholders, it appears that insiders hold 0.02% of Toronto Dominion Bank shares, and 57.44% of them are in the hands of institutional investors. The stock currently has a share float of 57.45%. Toronto Dominion Bank stock is held by 982.0 institutions, with ROYAL BANK OF CANADA being the largest institutional investor. By 2024-06-30, it held 11.2546% of the shares, which is about 142.42 million shares worth $7.83 billion.
BANK OF MONTREAL /CAN/, with 6.7613% or 85.56 million shares worth $4.74 billion as of 2024-06-30, holds the second largest percentage of outstanding shares.
VANGUARD STAR FUNDS-Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund and VANGUARD TAX-MANAGED FUNDS-Vanguard Developed Markets Index Fund were the top two Mutual Funds as of Apr 30, 2025 . The former held 25.09 shares worth $1.85 billion, making up 1.46% of all outstanding shares. On the other hand, VANGUARD TAX-MANAGED FUNDS-Vanguard Developed Markets Index Fund held roughly 15.52 shares worth around $1.15 billion, which represents about 0.90% of the total shares outstanding.
