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Bank of Montreal

Eighth-largest bank in North America by assets ($1.5 trillion at July 31, 2026)

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What the plays and the numbers say

Bank of Montreal (BMO) C$232.10 · +1.6% on the day · +35.2% in a year · close Oct 9, 2026

Where we think it’s heading

Losing momentum30 of 100 plays hold it; 7% above its 200-day average; analysts’ 12-month target +10% (15); crash exposure high.

Business fundamentals

Fair 50/100
Value58Growth31Quality60
Momentum is fading and the numbers don’t offset it.P/E 18.9×; revenue growth +12%; profit margin 26%; dividend yield 3.0%.Scores 0–100 against every name Be The Puck covers; higher is better. Shown beside the call, not folded into it.
  • 30 of the 100 plays hold BMO right now.
  • The trend-following, breakout, pattern and calendar plays mostly say out.
  • It closed 7% above its 200-day average and 10% below its 52-week high.
  • Crash exposure reads high: it fell about 1.1× as far as its index in past crashes and carries 3.8× as much debt as equity.
  • Analysts' average 12-month target is C$255.07, 10% above the close (15 analysts).
Plays in30
Crash exposureHigh5 of 10 on the storm test
Mayer Multiple1.07×Price ÷ its 200-day average (+7%). Higher than on 62% of days since 2005. Above 2.4 is Mayer's overheated zone.

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Why it matters in Toronto

Big Five bank; executive offices and releases datelined Toronto (legal head office not confirmed this session)

Source: BMO Launches Its First Dedicated Autocallable ETF

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