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In the midst of the family's ongoing financial difficulties, Sultan, the first child who has been living in Jakarta for years and always claims to be successful to his family in the village, is confused by the news that his late father left an inheritance in the form of a debt of 300 million. This debt must be paid within 3 months, or their house in the village will be confiscated. Unfortunately, this news came at the same time as the arrival of Bilqis, his younger sister, who learned that all of the Sultan's successes were ephemeral. The problem is, Mamah, their mother, has heart disease and gets stressed easily. So these brothers and sisters have to work together to find money to pay off debts. Sultan tries all possible jobs, while Bilqis almost falls into being a (almost) plus-plus massage therapist. Until finally, Bilqis found a stock that he thought could be a shortcut to all his problems. As a result, they have to work together to find information about what stocks are possible to make a profit (insider trading). However, the information is difficult to get, they are also constantly harassed by Aji, his younger brother who is determined to come to Jakarta and always tries to get money for college. because they consider themselves special and the family's only hope. Sultan and Bilqis have to try hard, from being a ball picker on the golf course, to being desperate to give sleeping pills to billionaires at an event just to find out which stock will hit the moon next. Using the information they stole and the capital they borrowed, they were determined to enter the stock market-and they got lost. The shares they championed collapsed. All their lies were exposed by Mamah. The Sultan was imprisoned on the billionaire's report. The home they have been fighting for? Bank confiscated. After some time, the shares they were championing actually skyrocketed. They also entered the auction to win the house back and still lost. This made Sultan and Bilqis realize that what their mother needed was not the house, but her children. In the end, the Sultan's family used all the money they got from the shares which eventually skyrocketed to free the Sultan and start over from zero. This time with hard work, investing neck and neck, better money management, and, most importantly, as a family.