About Social Wall Street

Making the digital presence of listed companies easier to discover, verify, and track.

Social Wall Street is an independent research prototype. It records the official website and social media accounts of listed companies, notes when each was reviewed, and shows how active they look online. It describes observable digital activity only. It does not assess a company's financial performance, quality or legitimacy.

Portrait of Abdul Rafeeque KK, founder of Social Wall Street

Founder

Abdul Rafeeque KK

Founder, Social Wall StreetDubai, United Arab Emirates

Abdul Rafeeque KK, known online as Rafomac, is a digital media operations professional with an MBA in Information Technology. He has worked in digital out-of-home (DOOH) media operations in the UAE since 2014, covering digital signage networks, campaign scheduling and data costs.

Since about 2017 he has researched small, micro and nano-cap listed companies as a personal project, first in spreadsheets. Social Wall Street develops that research into a searchable, source-linked resource of company websites, official social accounts and dated observations of digital activity.

Social Wall Street is an independent personal project and is not affiliated with any employer, exchange or listed company. Nothing here is investment advice.

Why Social Wall Street exists

Before spending time on a small listed company, many people look for its official website, its LinkedIn page, Instagram and other channels. Finding them can take substantial research, and it is hard to tell which pages are real and which are active.

Social Wall Street puts these links and observations in one place, each with a review date, so that a missing or quiet digital presence is visible as a research question and not as a verdict.

A quiet company is not a problem company, and a busy one is not a good one. The platform shows what can be observed and leaves the judgement to the reader.

  1. Discover a listed company

    Search by name, ticker or ID, browse the screener, or explore by sector.

  2. Identify official accounts

    The official website and social accounts are identified through manual review. Accounts that could not be confirmed are marked unverified or not found.

  3. Record observations

    Available follower counts, the latest post and posting frequency are recorded together with the review date.

  4. Present digital activity

    The Presence Radar summarises the scored channels. It shows observable activity, not company quality.

Research principles

Disclaimer

Source-linked research

Each website and social account links to the page it came from, so you can check it yourself.

Transparent observation dates

Every record shows when it was reviewed. Counts and activity can change after that date.

Missing data stays missing

If something was not found or not captured, it is labelled as such and is not counted as zero.

Unverified is not official

An account that could not be confirmed is marked unverified and is not treated as the company's official account.

Activity is not legitimacy

A company is never called a scam, fraud or shell on digital signals alone. Wording stays neutral.

No investment advice

Social Wall Street is research information only. It cannot guarantee the authenticity of every account or the accuracy of every third-party figure.

Coverage and roadmap

276companies in the current database
377exchange listings
2exchanges: BSE and NSE

Coverage is a limited, growing set of NSE and BSE companies in India. It is not a complete list of either exchange and is being expanded market by market. Planned next: UAE markets (ADX and DFM), a browser-saved watchlist and an activity feed. These are roadmap items and are not available yet.

To correct a link or a figure, use on any page. See also the terms and privacy policy.