When a company's largest shareholder is forced to sell, the market does not merely react — it reflects the fragility hidden within concentrated ownership. On Bursa Malaysia, Zetrix AI's managing director Wong Thean Soon found himself caught in the unforgiving mechanics of a margin call, his personal financial distress becoming the company's public crisis. Over four trading days, more than 60% of the company's market value dissolved as Wong liquidated tens of millions of shares to meet his obligations, leaving investors to reckon with how deeply one man's leverage had been woven into the fate o