Search "Olymp Trade secret trick" and you will find a lot of hype. The honest version is simpler: this is a disciplined two-indicator setup that pairs the Aroon indicator with the RSI to filter entries. There is no hidden button and no way to beat the platform — just a repeatable process for reading trend and momentum on short-term charts.
What the "Secret" Setup Actually Is
The idea is to only take a trade when two independent signals agree. Aroon tells you whether a trend is developing and in which direction, and the RSI tells you whether momentum is stretched. When both point the same way, you have a cleaner reason to enter. When they disagree, you stand aside. That filtering step — not any single magic indicator — is the whole point of the approach.
Aroon Indicator on the 1-Minute Chart
The Aroon Indicator helps traders gauge the strength of a trend and spot potential reversals. It has two components: the Aroon Up line and the Aroon Down line, which measure how recently price made its highest high and lowest low over the lookback period.
When Aroon Up stays high and Aroon Down stays low, an uptrend is in control; the reverse suggests a downtrend. When the two lines cross, it can signal that the current move is losing steam and a reversal may be forming. A common starting point is a period setting around 27, viewed on a 5-second candle for very short-term reads, but treat these as defaults to test on a demo account rather than fixed rules.
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures the momentum of price movement on short-term charts. It ranges from 0 to 100. A reading above 70 is often described as overbought and a reading below 30 as oversold; some traders widen this to a 20–80 band on faster charts.
Used alone, RSI produces plenty of false signals, which is exactly why this setup pairs it with Aroon. The RSI confirms whether momentum supports the direction Aroon is showing, so you are looking for agreement between trend and momentum before you commit — not a single indicator crossing a line. If you want more detail on short-timeframe entries, see our Olymp Trade 1 minute strategy and the Quickler 5-second strategy.
Why "Secret Trick" Is a Misnomer
"Secret trick" is a marketing label, not a real edge. Every indicator here is a standard, publicly documented tool, and the trading platform itself is unaffected by which indicators you draw on your chart. Nothing about this setup changes the odds a platform sets, removes the spread or payout, or predicts the next candle. What it can do is give you a consistent, rules-based way to decide when to act and when to wait — and consistency is the closest thing to an "edge" a beginner actually gets.
Risk Management
Short-term trades resolve fast, so your risk rules matter more than any signal. A sensible framework:
- Use a small fixed stake per trade — a fraction of your balance you are comfortable losing.
- Set a daily loss cap and stop for the day once you hit it. Walking away is a valid outcome.
- Treat each trade as independent. Do not chase losses by doubling your stake — martingale-style recovery can wipe an account quickly and is not part of this strategy.
- Practise the setup on a demo account until the rules feel automatic before risking real money.
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Is this really a secret, and does it always win?
No. There is no secret and no setup that always wins. This is a disciplined filter built from public indicators; it will produce losing trades like any method. Anyone promising guaranteed results is not being honest with you.
What timeframe works best?
The setup is described here for very short 1-minute-style trading, but the same Aroon-plus-RSI logic works on higher timeframes too. Test different candle sizes on a demo account and keep the one whose signals you can actually follow calmly.
Can I use just one of the two indicators?
You can, but the whole value of this approach is the confirmation between trend (Aroon) and momentum (RSI). Dropping one removes the filter that keeps you out of weak setups, so you generally get noisier, lower-quality signals.
This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk; you can lose some or all of your capital. No result is guaranteed and past performance does not indicate future results. Trade only what you can afford to lose.
