Hi @hermoheikko69, thanks for the question and Happy New Year!
The fact that NYAB is being removed from the Nasdaq First North 25 index (starting January 2, 2026) does not mean that the stock will be harder to trade or similar; it just means that it is no longer included in that specific index, which may result in marginally lower index-related visibility and some short-term volume impact as index funds adjust their holdings. In practice, however, trading on Nordnet is not affected at all, and the stock is traded as usual.
The background to this is that NYAB is preparing for a listing change to the Nasdaq Stockholm main market (expected to take place during Q1 2026), which in the long run often means better institutional visibility, higher liquidity, and a broader investor base. The index exit is therefore more of a technical consequence of the listing change than negative news.