TD | D | GANN WHEEL & SQR SETUPAnother magic gann wheel setup.. enjoy! Cheers, Keopsby KeopsUpdated 669
Td bank bullish entryClose to 6mth low. RSI showing oversold scenario. Earnings just released, revenue positive, just that Act EPS didn’t beat estimates. MA cross didn’t cross yet but I have a feeling that it should in a couple of days. Dividend yield 4-5% very promising to keep paying out dividends.Longby RHoMtl224
Stay Put & Keep WatchingThis is the time to exercise your patience guys! Last week I thought that TD was breaking out of the resistance of $77.46 which it did.... FOR ONLY LIKE 2 DAYS!! Then it retraces back to the 20/50 EMA. TD is playing it safe and so are the investors. Can we expect future events from the chart? Maybe. I see that the MACD is also moving sideways and it has no intention of changing to a bull direction. Majority of the stock I am look at is either bearish or moving sideways. It is getting comfortable doing just that. Looking at the TSX it is struggling to breakthrough its resistance as well. So just sit tight and wait it out. by TradingCow112
TD.TO Like this patternWith XLF looking strong time to start watching some banks. Longby WadeYendall115
Long term long on TDLook's like Wave 4 is complete and heading for Wave 5, potential $90 is coming.Longby cellulitis111
TD |Added to WatchlistTD showing strength compared to the other Toronto based financial institutions like CIBC, HCG, LB, etc., but may present a good opportunity to add to our "short Canada" trade.Shortby Trader61271
TD bank at the upper range of this descending channel. For one of my long term dividend holds, this might signal a new entry to pick up a short term swing to collect some capital gains and offset the original cost of my long term position. Longby underline81
TD Bank Max high and low until Sept/oct 2019Maybe setting up for a right shoulder like it did back in 2007. I don't see how banks can outperform now.. housing is slowing down.. the fed's have distorted the markets with their rate schemes. Even customers don't even know what to do but complain, lose debit cards, and try to dispute fees. That's today's banking. I don't see what would cause to break to record highs and go higher in this economy and mind set.Shortby fuckwallstreert5
TD = a big stoneRSI looks terribly consistent with no confirmed supports... just a bubble going up and down without any form or structure. CMF is negative and in black. Stochastic is armed for Knock Out. - this bank holds major mortgages of rich ppl - rich houses are going DOWN across multiple continents as we speak. Why ? their owners have no more liquidity to pay for them... And here we are... Enjoy the view.Shortby CodedFlowUpdated 10101
TD Possible Weekly EMA BounceTSX:TD Nearing the 200EMA on the weekly chart. Acted as a nice bounce spot every encounter in the last decade. Considering market environment I will be playing this very safe and waiting for some kind of confirmation before entering a long position. Any kind of daily closes under that range will be enough for me to pass on this trade. Entry - $65.24 StopLoss - $63.95 Target - $68.95Longby Chloster1
TSX:TD Potential downside break Looking at a daily close under $69.20 for a short opportunity. Price is testing a horizontal that acted as strong support twice recently. Coupled with a 100/200EMA cross and current market situation will lead to a break in my opinion. Entry: Would like to see a strong break of support and take the first retest to the $69 area. Stop-Loss: $70.10 Take-Profit: $67.66Shortby ChlosterUpdated 114
Canadian BanksThis trade is based off of a relative valuation using P/B (50% weight), P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA (all 16.67% weight) and here are my findings, all prices in CAD: Overvalued: RY with a target of $94.30 (-4.00%) TD with a target of $70.95 (-3.10%) RY and TD also have the largest amount of Home Equity Lines of Credit on their balance sheets and these will perform poorly in the next 8-24 months as interest rates in Canada increase and regional housing bubbles are popping. This could pose a serious threat to the two banks and into the latter half of 2018 and 2019. Consumers only need to pay interest on the loans, when the house values go down and the equity in the home decreases in value, they are still stuck with whatever is left on the HELOC but are more likely to refinance in bad conditions at higher interest rates. (www.theglobeandmail.com) Undervalued: BNS with a target of $109.50 (+40.85%) BMO with a target of $96.60 (+20.75%) CM with a target of $118.90 (+6.06%) Cheers, hope you find this useful. by StuartTaborUpdated 1