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28 quarters

Position history for Toronto-Dominion BankToronto-Dominion Bank's holdings in Novo Nordisk A/S

No. Toronto-Dominion Bank exited its NVO (Novo Nordisk) position in Q2 2026. Its Q1 2026 13F listed 86 shares worth $3,153. Toronto-Dominion Bank already held NVO in its Q3 2019 13F, the earliest on record, and held it in 27 quarterly 13F filings.

Final Value

$0

Final Shares

0

Total Value Change

-$1.7M

Total Shares Change

-33,623

Quarter-by-Quarter History
QuarterActionSharesChangeValueWeightPriceConviction
2026-Q2
Latest
Exited
0
-100.0%
$00.0%$47.34
0
2026-Q1
Decreased
86
-99.5%
$3,1530.0%$36.29
0
2025-Q4
Decreased
16,048
-1.0%
$815,6310.0%$48.46
0
2025-Q3
Decreased
16,209
-31.6%
$900,2630.0%$52.85
0
2025-Q2
Increased
23,687
+33.2%
$1.6M0.0%$65.01
33
2025-Q1
Decreased
17,780
-44.8%
$1.2M0.0%$65.40
0
2024-Q4
Increased
32,195
+116.6%
$2.8M0.0%$79.73
42
2024-Q3
Decreased
14,863
-57.2%
$1.8M0.0%$110.37
0
2024-Q2
Decreased
34,721
-5.1%
$5M0.0%$131.81
0
2024-Q1
Decreased
36,578
-19.8%
$4.7M0.0%$118.57
0
2023-Q4
Decreased
45,589
-0.7%
$4.7M0.0%$94.85
0
2023-Q3
Decreased
45,912
-3.3%
$4.2M0.0%$83.38
0
2023-Q2
Decreased
23,747
-17.4%
$3.8M0.0%$73.83
0
2023-Q1
Decreased
28,757
-0.0%
$4.6M0.0%$72.60
0
2022-Q4
Decreased
28,766
-6.4%
$3.9M0.0%$61.25
0
2022-Q3
Unchanged
30,724
0.0%
$3M0.0%$45.09
0
2022-Q2
Decreased
30,724
-2.1%
$3.4M0.0%$50.16
0
2022-Q1
Decreased
31,382
-4.1%
$3.5M0.0%$49.99
0
2021-Q4
Decreased
32,731
-10.1%
$3.7M0.0%$49.94
0
2021-Q3
Increased
36,393
+0.4%
$3.5M0.0%$42.81
27
2021-Q2
Decreased
36,261
-3.2%
$3M0.0%$37.15
0
2021-Q1
Decreased
37,471
-3.1%
$2.5M0.0%$29.90
0
2020-Q4
Decreased
38,681
-1.4%
$2.7M0.0%$30.54
0
2020-Q3
Increased
39,228
+23.5%
$2.7M0.0%$30.36
32
2020-Q2
Increased
31,761
+12.9%
$2.1M0.0%$28.41
29
2020-Q1
Decreased
28,139
-5.2%
$1.7M0.0%$26.12
0
2019-Q4
Decreased
29,694
-11.7%
$1.7M0.0%$24.76
0
2019-Q3
First report
33,623
-
$1.7M0.0%$22.12
0

Other major holders of NVO: Jennison Associates LLC, FMR LLC

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