RE:RE:TD is a great stock. Buy or regret it.Hi Bridge. The last line you wrote caught my eye. I don't have any shares in TD as of yet. TBH...I am considering lightening up on my energy shares and take a nice position in TD. But I'm hoping to get in closer to $70. That would b my ideal target range.
There has been talks that TD may go as low as $60 - $65 range, but, I don't see that in the cards, personally.
TheBridge wrote: Newcoin, you got to buy TD all week long because of incompetent management and more than one had to be sleeping at the wheel. And no one is being held accountable! I hold alot of TD and my shares would have been around the $100 mark at this time, not treading water in the $70 range. The money laundering issue is not done, it's going to fester for quite awhile, alot of trust to rebuild with all the security agencies and governments, and dealing with restrictions put into place for some time.
On the other hand my RBC shares are doing well and are approaching a range when a split has to be considered. Until this money laundering fiasco happened I would have bet and believed that my TD investsment would be ahead of RBC in terms of growth. I'v'e been wrong before, but I was wrong this time also and not happy about investors who claim this is nothing. If you're just starting a position the situation is very different.