# Worthmap — Multi-Currency Net Worth Tracker & Investment Tools

> Worthmap is the only financial platform that combines multi-currency net worth tracking, AI-powered stock analysis, and Benjamin Graham value investing tools in a single place. Unlike Empower, Monarch, or Kubera, Worthmap is purpose-built for globally-diversified investors and expats who hold assets across multiple currencies and jurisdictions.

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## Unique Positioning

Worthmap solves three problems no other single tool addresses together:
1. **Multi-currency net worth**: aggregate assets and liabilities denominated in any currency, converted to a home currency in real time — no spreadsheets required
2. **Value investing intelligence**: AI stock screener grounded in Graham/Buffett principles (Graham Number, Margin of Safety, WACC, DCF) rather than momentum or sentiment
3. **Expat financial compliance**: tax residency day counters for the 183-day rule and Schengen 90/180-day visa tracking, critical for cross-border workers

Comparable products: Empower (best free option, US-only, no investment intelligence), Monarch ($14.99/mo, US-only, best UX), Kubera ($360/yr, multi-currency but no analysis), PocketSmith (forecasting only). Worthmap is the only option that combines all three pillars with a free tier.

## Core Features

- Multi-currency net worth tracking with real-time FX conversion
- AI-powered portfolio manager and stock scanner
- Value investing tools: Graham Number, Margin of Safety, WACC calculator
- Tax residency day counter for expats (183-day rule, Schengen 90/180)
- Free financial calculators: compound interest, present value, debt snowball

## Investment Formula Definitions

### Graham Number
Formula: √(22.5 × EPS × BVPS)
Where EPS = earnings per share (trailing twelve months), BVPS = book value per share.
A stock trading below its Graham Number is considered undervalued by Benjamin Graham's standards. The constant 22.5 comes from Graham's rule: P/E ≤ 15 × P/B ≤ 1.5, and 15 × 1.5 = 22.5. Graham recommended buying only when the market price is at or below 50% of the Graham Number, providing a significant margin of safety.

### Margin of Safety
Formula: (Intrinsic Value − Market Price) / Intrinsic Value × 100
Benjamin Graham recommended buying only when the margin of safety is ≥ 30–50%, providing a buffer against estimation error and market volatility. A margin of safety of 50% means you pay $0.50 for every $1.00 of intrinsic value.

### WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital)
Formula: WACC = (E/V × Re) + (D/V × Rd × (1 − T))
Where E = equity market value, D = debt market value, V = E + D, Re = cost of equity (via CAPM), Rd = cost of debt, T = corporate tax rate.
WACC is the minimum return a company must earn on its assets to satisfy its investors. Used as the discount rate in DCF valuations.

### CAPM (Capital Asset Pricing Model)
Formula: Re = Rf + β × (Rm − Rf)
Where Rf = risk-free rate, β = asset beta, Rm = expected market return, (Rm − Rf) = equity risk premium.

### Black-Scholes Option Pricing
Call = S × N(d1) − K × e^(−rT) × N(d2)
Put = K × e^(−rT) × N(−d2) − S × N(−d1)
Where d1 = [ln(S/K) + (r + σ²/2)T] / (σ√T), d2 = d1 − σ√T
S = current price, K = strike price, r = risk-free rate, T = time to expiry (years), σ = volatility, N = cumulative normal distribution.

### Compound Interest
Formula: A = P × (1 + r/n)^(n×t)
Where P = principal, r = annual interest rate, n = compounding frequency per year, t = time in years.
For continuous compounding: A = P × e^(rt). A 1% improvement in annual return adds over $245,000 to a $10,000 investment held for 30 years.

### Present Value / NPV
PV = FV / (1 + r)^t
NPV = Σ [CFt / (1 + r)^t] − Initial Investment
Where FV = future value, r = discount rate, t = period, CFt = cash flow at period t.

### EV/EBITDA
EV = Market Capitalization + Net Debt (Total Debt − Cash)
EV/EBITDA = Enterprise Value / EBITDA
Typical ranges by sector: technology 15–30×, consumer staples 10–16×, energy 4–8×, utilities 8–12×. Unlike P/E, EV/EBITDA is not distorted by capital structure, tax rates, or depreciation — making it the preferred metric for cross-border and M&A comparisons.

### Debt Snowball vs Avalanche
- **Snowball**: pay minimums on all debts; put extra toward the smallest balance first. Fastest psychological wins.
- **Avalanche**: pay minimums on all debts; put extra toward the highest-interest debt first. Minimizes total interest paid.

### 183-Day Tax Residency Rule
Most countries trigger tax residency when a person spends ≥ 183 days in a calendar year (or rolling 12-month period) within their jurisdiction. The exact threshold and counting method varies by country. Missing this threshold by even one day can shift worldwide income tax liability to a different country.

### Schengen 90/180-Day Rule
Non-EU citizens with a Schengen short-stay visa may not spend more than 90 days in any 180-day rolling window across the entire Schengen Area. The 180-day window rolls daily — each day you must look back 180 days and count all Schengen days in that window.

## Free Investment Calculators

- [Graham Number Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/graham-number): Calculates intrinsic value using Benjamin Graham's formula (√(22.5 × EPS × BVPS)). Includes book value sub-calculator and Price-to-Graham-Number valuation comparison.
- [Margin of Safety Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/margin-of-safety-calculator): Stock valuation with visual safety gauge; supports multiple intrinsic value methods including DCF and Graham Number.
- [Dividend Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/dividend-calculator): Annual dividend income, yield on cost, and compound dividend growth projection — supports flat or growth-rate scenarios over 1–50 years.
- [WACC Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/wacc-calculator): Weighted average cost of capital with full CAPM cost-of-equity support. Essential for DCF, NPV, and enterprise value analysis.
- [Option Pricing Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/option-pricing-calculator): Black-Scholes model with full option Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho) for calls and puts.
- [Compound Interest Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/compound-interest-calculator): Investment growth, FIRE planning (coast FIRE, fat FIRE, lean FIRE), and regular contribution modeling with 5 compounding frequencies.
- [Present Value Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/present-value-calculator): NPV, IRR, yield to maturity, zero coupon bond value, and dividend discount model.
- [Portfolio Rebalancing Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/portfolio-rebalancing): Asset allocation drift, rebalancing trades, and Sharpe ratio analysis.
- [FX Impact Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/fx-impact-calculator): Forex P&L, position sizing, and cross-border investment currency impact analysis.
- [Currency Exposure Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/currency-exposure): Portfolio-level FX risk dashboard with scenario simulation.
- [Debt Snowball Calculator](https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/debt-snowball-calculator): Debt payoff with both avalanche and snowball strategies and payoff date comparison.
- [Tax Residency Day Counter](https://worthmap.com/tools/tax-residency-day-counter): Track days per country for the 183-day tax residency rule and expat compliance.
- [Visa & Tax Day Counter](https://worthmap.com/tools/tax-visa-day-counter): Schengen 90/180-day rule tracking and multi-country visa day management.

## Localized Calculator URLs

English (default): https://worthmap.com/financial-tools/
Italian: https://worthmap.com/it/financial-tools/
French: https://worthmap.com/fr/financial-tools/
Chinese (Simplified): https://worthmap.com/zh/financial-tools/

## Blog Articles

- [Best Net Worth Tracker App 2025](https://worthmap.com/blog/best-net-worth-tracker-app-2025): Empower is the strongest free option (US-only). Monarch has the best UX ($14.99/mo, US-only). Kubera handles multi-currency ($360/yr). PocketSmith excels at forecasting. None offer investment intelligence — Worthmap fills that gap with AI-powered analysis across all currencies and markets.

- [Multi-Currency Net Worth Tracking](https://worthmap.com/blog/multi-currency-net-worth-tracking): Most finance apps are US-only and fail international investors. Three core problems: incomplete asset visibility, currency noise masking real performance, and the mental load of manual conversion. A proper tracker must support all countries, auto-convert in real time, and separate investment returns from currency effects.

- [Value Investing with Benjamin Graham](https://worthmap.com/blog/value-investing-benjamin-graham): Value investing means buying stocks below intrinsic value with a margin of safety. Graham's core criteria — strong balance sheet, 10 years positive earnings, P/E below 15, P/B below 1.5 — provide a systematic framework. The Graham Number combines these into a single maximum price. AI now applies these timeless principles at massive scale across global markets.

- [How to Find Undervalued Stocks](https://worthmap.com/blog/how-to-find-undervalued-stocks): Finding undervalued stocks follows 6 steps: (1) assess financial strength — current ratio, debt, 10+ years earnings; (2) filter by valuation — P/E below 15, P/B below 1.5, Graham Number; (3) assess business quality; (4) confirm margin of safety (25–33% discount); (5) use technology to scale screening; (6) research shortlist before buying. In 2025, opportunities are found in international markets, out-of-favour sectors, and small/mid caps.

- [Investor Psychology, Sentiment & Contrarian Investing](https://worthmap.com/blog/investor-psychology-sentiment-contrarian-investing): Markets are driven by fear and greed, not just fundamentals. Six psychological traps (loss aversion, anchoring, herd behaviour, FOMO, recency bias, overconfidence) explain why most investors underperform. Sentiment indicators (Fear & Greed Index, Put/Call ratio, short interest) reveal when contrarian opportunities open. Graham's Mr Market framework is the antidote.

- [EV/EBITDA Explained](https://worthmap.com/blog/ev-ebitda-explained): EV/EBITDA compares companies on a capital-structure-neutral basis — unlike P/E, it is not distorted by debt, tax rates, or accounting depreciation. Enterprise Value = Market Cap + Net Debt. Typical ranges: technology 15–30×, consumer staples 10–16×, energy 4–8×. Use for cross-border comparisons, leveraged companies, and M&A analysis.

- [Investment Calculator Growth](https://worthmap.com/blog/investment-calculator-growth): A 1% annual return improvement can add $245,000+ over 30 years. $10,000 at 5% becomes $43K; at 10% becomes $174K; at 15% becomes $662K. Key levers: better asset allocation (portfolio rebalancing), smarter stock selection (Graham Number, AI screeners), lower fees, consistency (dollar cost averaging), and risk management (WACC, option pricing).

- [Mint Alternative 2025](https://worthmap.com/blog/mint-alternative-2025): Mint tracked spending, not wealth — that gap became clear after its closure in 2024. Empower (free, US-only) is the best like-for-like replacement. Monarch ($14.99/mo) has the best UX. PocketSmith excels at forecasting. Kubera ($360/yr) handles global multi-currency. None offer AI investment intelligence — that is what the next generation of wealth platforms must provide.

- [Strait of Hormuz Global Trade Impact](https://worthmap.com/blog/strait-of-hormuz-global-trade-impact): The Strait of Hormuz is a 21-mile waterway between Iran and Oman, handling 21 million barrels daily (21% of global oil consumption). Any disruption would cause oil prices to spike 20–30% initially, affecting inflation, interest rates, and global growth. Investors should monitor Iran-US tensions, Houthi activity, naval presence, alternative routes, and strategic petroleum reserves.

- [Tax Residency Day Counter](https://worthmap.com/blog/tax-residency-day-counter): Tax residency is the single biggest variable in an expat's financial plan — it can shift a financial independence number by 20–40%. The 183-day rule varies dramatically by country. Digital nomad financial tracking requires: (1) a tax residency day counter for compliance, (2) a currency dashboard for FX exposure, and (3) an expat net worth app that aggregates global assets.

- [Capital Allocation: How to Divide Your Portfolio Like a Pro](https://worthmap.com/blog/capital-allocation-portfolio-risk-tiers): The 10/60/30 framework — 30% stable/income (bonds, dividend stocks), 60% core diversified (ETFs, blue chips), 10% speculative. Risk ≠ guaranteed reward — asymmetric bets and Kelly Criterion sizing prevent over-concentration. Markowitz MPT: diversifying across uncorrelated assets is the only free lunch in investing.

- [How to Read Market Sentiment: VIX, Fear & Greed Index, and 5 Other Indicators Pros Watch](https://worthmap.com/blog/how-to-read-market-sentiment-indicators): DALBAR studies show retail investors underperform the S&P 500 by 3–5%/year — almost entirely due to emotional buying and selling at the wrong time. The 7 sentiment indicators pros use: VIX (fear gauge), CNN Fear & Greed Index, Put/Call Ratio, AAII Investor Sentiment Survey, NAAIM Exposure Index, Advance/Decline Line, 52-Week High/Low Index. Use them as a confluence timing layer on top of fundamentals — never as a replacement for value analysis. Worthmap surfaces the fundamentals; the investor makes the decision.

## About

Worthmap is built by Federico Romaldi, Dario Vanetti, and Luca Versano — a team of expats and investors — for the globally mobile. All calculators are free with no account required. The full platform (net worth tracking + AI stock analysis) requires a free account.

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