# Stocks Listed on Non-US Exchanges

If an asset is listed on **Yahoo Finance**, it's supported by your smol trading tools . 

For US listed securities, simply entering the ticker you are trading (e.g., AAPL) will automatically identify the correct asset. 

For securities listed on exchanges *outside of the US<mark style="color:purple;">,</mark>* you may need to add the [suffix Yahoo has assigned to the exchange](/1/how-to/supported-non-us-stock-exchanges.md) (e.g., GLXY.**TO** will be recognized as a stock listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, in this case Galaxy Digital Holdings).

If you don't want to have to use a ticker with a suffix in your Trade Log, you can make a <mark style="color:green;">special assignation.</mark> For example, if I want to simply use GLXY in my Trade Log, I'll go to the Special Assignations table,  enter GLXY in column A and GLXY.TO in column B. &#x20;

I can also search for the correct asset code without having to look it up on Yahoo's site: click in the cell in column B and go to  <mark style="color:green;">Insert > Formula > Stock Quote</mark>.  This will bring up a pop up with a search field  where I can simply start typing the name of the asset I want to assign to the ticker. Select the correct asset, then I make sure I choose "Symbol" rather than "Price" in the pop-up.

<figure><img src="/files/HpliVywCGy64qZNEvRTD" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The special assignation as been made. I can now enter trades for GLXY as I normally would, and the tracker will know to match the ticker "GLXY" to the Galaxy Digital Holdings asset. I can see that the correct asset now displays in my Holdings table.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/qIPOM6rQOpKUShjgoByr" alt=""><figcaption><p>Special Assignation for GLXY</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you are trading securities that are not denominated in USD, you may want to [change your portfolio's primary currency. ](/1/tracker/changing-the-primary-currency.md)
{% endhint %}


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