Can you buy Samsung on the US market?
Investors can buy Samsung financial instruments denominated in U.S. dollars through over-the-counter markets or specialized international trading platforms that support cross-border currency settlement, though ordinary shares on the primary Korean exchange trade in South Korean Won. When purchasing over-the-counter shares or international funds holding Samsung through standard U.S. brokerages, the transactions are executed and settled directly in USD, shielding domestic investors from managing direct foreign currency exchanges. Furthermore, investing in U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds that feature heavy allocations to Samsung allows investors to buy and sell exposure completely in U.S. dollars while tracking the broader South Korean technology sector effortlessly.
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