TD vs RY: Which stock to watch in December?

3 min read | December 03, 2022 06:39 AM EST | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights

  • In Q4 2022, Toronto-Dominion’s total revenue was at C$ 15,563 million.
  • Royal Bank’s net income in Q3 2022 was noted at C$ 3,882 million.
  • On August 2, 2022, Toronto-Dominion Bank acquired Cowen Inc.

Through its numerous operations, the banking sector plays a crucial role in the Canadian economy. Some stocks in the sector may show growth prospects in the long run, while others may take a different route. While investing, make sure to stay vigilant and check with even the minutest details.

The market is surrounded by fluctuations and uncertainties on a daily basis. However, the intensity may vary at different times. Keep track of the overall market and the factors affecting the sector. This will help in planning your next investment move.

Along with this, keep an eye on the changing economic conditions as well as the ongoing inflation. Adjust your portfolio and work out different combinations to derive the best results.

Here are two bank stocks we have assessed with their recent financial highlights:

  1. Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TSX:TD)

Toronto-Dominion Bank is a Canadian bank operating in banking segments-Wholesale banking, US retail, and Canadian retail. The bank has a presence in the Northeast and operates from Florida to Maine.

In Q4 2022, Toronto-Dominion posted a total revenue of C$ 15,563 million compared to C$ 10,941 million from the previous year’s quarter. For the same period, the net income increased to C$ 6,671 million from C$ 3,781 million.

The company’s total assets rose to C$ 1,917.5 billion from C$ 1,728.7 billion. The basic earnings per share soared to C$ 3.62 from C$ 2.04 for the reported quarter. The bank had a quarterly dividend per share of C$ 0.89 and reported its dividend yield at 3.976 per cent. Toronto-Dominion’s EPS is C$ 7.91.

On August 2, 2022, the bank acquired Cowen Inc.

  1. Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY)

Royal Bank of Canada offers diversified financial services that include commercial banking, wealth-management services, corporate banking, personal banking, insurance, and capital markets services.

Royal Bank reported its revenue at C$ 12,567 million from C$ 12,376 million in Q3 2021. The net income of the company declined to C$ 3,882 million from C$ 3,892 million for the same comparative period. Meanwhile, the total assets jumped to C$ 1,917,219 million from C$ 1,706,323 million for the reported quarter.

Royal Bank posted a dividend yield of 3.947 per cent and distributed a quarterly dividend of C$ 1.32 per share to its shareholders.  

Royal Bank’s basic EPS in two different quarters:

Bottom Line

While operating in the market, have a long-term approach. It helps in stabilizing the portfolio and mitigates any risk. Analyze the stock movements on a regular basis to have a clear view of the market functioning.

Every investor has different investment goals and hence stock selection may differ too. Align the selection with your portfolio needs to meet your time-bound goals.

Please note, the above content constitutes a very preliminary observation based on the industry and is of limited scope without any in-depth fundamental valuation or technical analysis. Any interest in stocks or sectors should be thoroughly evaluated taking into consideration the associated risks.          


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