TD

Toronto Dominion Bank (TD)

NYSE
$118.81
$+2.15
(+1.84%)
Toronto Dominion Bank (TD) Live Price Chart
Last updated: ⁦2026-08-25 18:37:20⁩. Stock price data is sourced from Massive.

Key Market Data

$193.54B

$117.41

$125.47

$25.86

$116.55

$+2.15

+1.84%

1M

Toronto Dominion Bank (TD) Stock Price Today

Toronto Dominion Bank (TD) is currently trading at $118.81 as of 2026-08-25 18:20:57, reflecting a +1.84% move ($+2.15) from the previous close.

In the short term, the stock has returned -0.70% over the past four weeks. Over the last 12 months, Toronto Dominion Bank has recorded a +61.08% price change, indicating a Strong performance relative to the broader market.

Toronto Dominion Bank (TD) 7-Day Stock Price Changes

Over the past seven days, Toronto Dominion Bank has traded within a short-term range shaped by market sentiment in the sector. During this period, the stock moved from its previous closing price of $122.60 to the latest recorded price of $118.81, reflecting an intraday change of +1.84%. Daily movements highlight shifts in trading volume (1,240,525), investor positioning, and reactions to macroeconomic updates.

From a momentum standpoint, TD has delivered a -0.70% return over the past month and a +61.08% change in the last 12 months, indicating a Strong trend relative to its broader sector peers.

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What is Toronto Dominion Bank (TD)?

Toronto-Dominion is one of Canada's two largest banks with over CAD 2 trillion in assets by the end of April 2026. TD Bank operates four business segments: Canadian personal and commercial banking, US retail banking, wealth management and insurance, and wholesale banking. The bank derives more than 50% of its revenue from Canada and has dominant market shares in nearly all banking products and services. TD has around 44% of its revenue from its US operations. Its US footprint spans from Maine to Florida, with a strong presence in the Northeast.

Toronto Dominion Bank Information

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6.What does TD's EPS tell investors about its profitability?
Trailing-twelve-month EPS of -- summarises how much profit Toronto Dominion Bank has generated per share over the last year. Rising EPS over time can signal improving profitability or effective share repurchases, while flat or declining EPS may point to slower growth or margin pressure. EPS is a key input into valuation metrics such as P/E and is often monitored closely around earnings announcements.
7.How can I track Toronto Dominion Bank's financial performance over time?
To follow Toronto Dominion Bank's financial performance, investors typically review its quarterly and annual reports, which include detailed income statements, balance sheets and cash-flow statements. Combining these filings with key market data shown on this page—such as share price trends, P/E and dividend yield—provides a more complete view of how TD is performing and how the market is responding.
8.When is Toronto Dominion Bank expected to report earnings?
Toronto Dominion Bank's next scheduled earnings release is currently expected on -- (the date may be updated by the company). Earnings announcements often act as important catalysts for TD, as they provide updated information on revenue, profitability and management's outlook.
9.What usually comes out in Toronto Dominion Bank's earnings reports?
Toronto Dominion Bank's earnings reports typically include headline figures such as revenue, net income and EPS, along with commentary on segment performance, margins, cash flow and guidance for future periods. Investors compare these results with market expectations and prior periods to assess whether TD is meeting, beating or missing expectations.
10.How can I stay informed about Toronto Dominion Bank's results and guidance?
You can stay up to date on Toronto Dominion Bank by reviewing its quarterly earnings releases, listening to or reading transcripts of earnings calls, and following company news and filings. Pairing this fundamental information with the price and return data for TD on this page helps you see how new information is being reflected in the stock.
11.Does Toronto Dominion Bank pay a regular cash dividend to its shareholders?
Toronto Dominion Bank Non-paying. Based on the latest information, the stock has an indicated annual cash dividend of -- per share and a current dividend yield of -- at the recent share price. Dividends are typically paid --, although the board can change the dividend policy at any time. Income-focused investors often monitor TD's dividend level, payment frequency and any announcements about future dividends when assessing the stock's appeal as a dividend-paying investment.
12.What are the current dividend yield and dividend payout ratio for TD?
Based on the latest earnings data, TD has a dividend yield of -- and a dividend payout ratio of --. The dividend yield shows how much cash return an investor receives from dividends each year relative to the current share price, helping assess whether Toronto Dominion Bank is an attractive income stock. The dividend payout ratio measures what percentage of earnings Toronto Dominion Bank distributes to shareholders as dividends versus how much it retains to reinvest in the business, which is an important indicator of dividend sustainability and room for future dividend growth.
13.What kind of business is Toronto Dominion Bank?
Toronto Dominion Bank is a publicly traded company in the -- industry within the -- sector. It generates revenue from products and services related to this core business area, and investors can find a detailed description of its operations, strategy and geographic exposure in the company's annual report and other regulatory filings.
14.How is TD valued in terms of P/E ratio and EPS?
Toronto Dominion Bank currently trades at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of --, based on trailing-twelve-month earnings per share (EPS) of --. P/E is calculated by dividing the share price by EPS and shows how much investors are paying today for each unit of Toronto Dominion Bank's earnings. Comparing TD's P/E and EPS to those of other -- companies can help investors judge whether its valuation looks rich or attractive.

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1 TD = 118.81 USD