TD

Despite reporting strong Q3 2025 results, the bank's stock price dropped by 0.05% in the post-market session. This could be due to a **profit-taking correction after a significant run-up in the stock price**, which had increased by 37.5% in the previous year. The market may have also been **disappointed by the absence of a dividend increase**, as the bank had previously raised dividends for 14 consecutive years.

The bank incurred **C$333 million in restructuring charges** related to workforce optimization, asset impairment, and real estate consolidation. These charges may have led to a temporary negative perception of the bank's financial health.

TD took a **$262 million hit** due to efforts to adjust its US balance sheet after the imposition of a cap on retail operations south of the border following AML-related issues. This could have raised concerns about the bank's operations in the US and its ability to navigate regulatory challenges.