Some of the CFD providers have CFDs for US equities, but I'm pretty sure that currency slippage is factored into their pricing.
And then there is the obvious of an international broker a/c, but of course this include currency risks.
Without currency risks, it's kind of like you want to participate in the full upside but not downside.
You could probably think up a currency hedge for shares bought in foreign currencies, if you want to get tricky but then there is extra costs for the hedge.
