Stock screener for European markets

Most stock screeners are built for one market: the US. Point one at Stockholm, Xetra, Euronext or the London Stock Exchange and it either has no data, or it has prices without the trend and fundamentals context that makes a screen useful. KeepWinning was built the other way round — the market you screen is a choice, not a hardcoded default.

Why US-centric screeners fall over in Europe

Coverage stops at the US border. The usual exchange filter offers AMEX, CBOE, NASDAQ and NYSE. There is no Stockholm, no Xetra, no Euronext, no Borsa Italiana — so a European name simply cannot be screened at all.
Ticker identity is messier. The same company can trade in several venues and currencies under different symbols; a screener that keys on a bare US-style ticker either misses it or double-counts it.
Reporting cadence differs. Many UK, French, Benelux and Swiss issuers report semi-annually, so a screen that assumes four quarters a year silently drops them or reads their growth wrong.
Market structure differs. Germany and Switzerland are usually followed by index (DAX, MDAX, SMI, SMIM) rather than by exchange, so an exchange-only filter is the wrong shape for how those markets are actually discussed.
The market regime is not the S&P 500. A European portfolio gated on a US index trend is gated on the wrong thing. Each region needs its own index trend as the top rung.

How KeepWinning handles it

A European stock screener versus a US-only one.
What you need in Europe	KeepWinning	A US-only screener
European and Nordic exchanges	Covered: the markets listed below, each with its own published page.	Not covered — the exchange filter lists US venues only.
One trend rule across markets	The same MA50/MA200 five-level label for a Stockholm small cap and a Nasdaq mega cap, so a cross-border list is comparable.	US-only, so there is nothing to compare across borders.
Regional market regime	The index trend for the region you picked gates the view — not the S&P 500 by default.	A US index, whatever you are screening.
Quarterly growth where it exists	Revenue and earnings per quarter with year-over-year growth, and an empty block rather than a guess where an issuer reports semi-annually.	Not applicable — the companies are not in the universe.
Currency	Listing currency is shown per company, with a display-currency setting for cross-market comparison.	US dollars only.

European and Nordic markets covered

Each market below has its own page with the trend distribution across the companies KeepWinning tracks there, plus screens for names above their MA200, in an uptrend, and near a 52-week high. Counts as of 2026-09-04.

European and Nordic markets KeepWinning publishes a page for.
Market	Region	Companies tracked
Stockholm	Nordics	659
London Stock Exchange	Europe	259
Oslo	Nordics	152
Euronext Paris	Europe	141
Helsinki	Nordics	96
Borsa Italiana (Milan)	Europe	83
Bolsa de Madrid	Europe	78
Copenhagen	Nordics	72
Euronext Amsterdam	Europe	66
Euronext Brussels	Europe	49
MDAX	Europe	46
DAX	Europe	40
SMIM	Europe	21
Euronext Lisbon	Europe	20
SMI	Europe	20

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