European investing shouldn't stop at the big three markets. Today we're adding four exchanges to Nordlight:
- Athens Stock Exchange (Greece): 135 stocks
- Wiener Börse (Austria): 82 stocks
- Warsaw Stock Exchange (Poland): 570 stocks
- Euronext Dublin (Ireland): 21 stocks
That's 808 new companies, from Greek banks and Polish retailers to Austrian industrials. They're now fully part of the platform: forecasts on all three horizons, ticker pages, Market Discovery, watchlists and portfolios.
Our full European coverage
United Kingdom & Ireland
- London Stock Exchange (United Kingdom): 1,267
- Euronext Dublin (Ireland, new): 21
The Nordics
- Nasdaq Stockholm (Sweden): 895
- Oslo Børs (Norway): 293
- Nasdaq Helsinki (Finland): 189
- Nasdaq Copenhagen (Denmark): 144
Germany, Switzerland & Austria
- Xetra (Germany): 700
- SIX Swiss Exchange (Switzerland): 215
- Wiener Börse (Austria, new): 82
France & the Benelux
- Euronext Paris (France): 603
- Euronext Brussels (Belgium): 111
- Euronext Amsterdam (Netherlands): 104
Southern Europe
- BME (Spain): 203
- Athens Stock Exchange (Greece, new): 135
- Euronext Lisbon (Portugal): 37
Central & Eastern Europe
- Warsaw Stock Exchange (Poland, new): 570
In total: 5,569 European stocks on 16 exchanges.
Together with 5,417 US stocks, Nordlight now follows close to 11,000 stocks every trading day.
Why more exchanges make the models better informed
Our models don't look at a stock in isolation. Every day they compare each company with the rest of its market: how it trades, how volatile it is, how it's valued. The wider and more varied that comparison set, the more representative the picture the models learn from.
The four new markets add whole sectors and company sizes that were thin in our European data before: Polish small and mid caps, Greek financials, Austrian industrials and energy. For you, that also means the European cards draw from a broader pool of candidates.
Same rules, everywhere
New markets don't get special treatment. Every stock on the European cards has to pass the same rules: a share price of at least €1, no extreme one-day price jumps, and enough daily trading volume. A forecast on a stock you can't realistically trade is worth nothing, so those names don't make the cards.
Take a look: open Market Discovery on Europe, or search for a name you know from Athens, Vienna, Warsaw or Dublin. There's a lot of market you may not have looked at before.
Stock counts are the European stocks Nordlight covered on 14 October 2026. They change as companies list and delist.