To say what is the strongest and rarest pattern in the market, my answer is the three-line golden cross—this pattern is so hard to find mainly because it requires three indicators to resonate and generate a golden cross simultaneously, which occurs very infrequently.

So, what exactly is the three-line golden cross? It consists of three key components: the moving average golden cross, the volume moving average golden cross, and the MACD golden cross. You can think of it this way—these three lines represent market direction, bullish strength, and buying/selling momentum respectively.

First, look at the moving average golden cross. When the 5-day moving average crosses above the 10-day moving average, it indicates that short-term holding costs are rising rapidly, and a bullish arrangement has been established in the market, with buyers holding the advantage.

Next, the volume moving average golden cross. When the 5-day volume moving average surpasses the 10-day volume moving average, it shows that short-term trading volume is continuously increasing, market activity is significantly rising, and this suggests that bullish participation is growing, with buying power continuously gathering.

The MACD golden cross is the crossover point of the fast and slow lines. When it occurs, the bullish trend has officially started. Especially when this golden cross happens above the zero line, the reliability of the signal is greatly enhanced.

These three indicators do not necessarily have to generate golden crosses on the same day; typically, resonance within five trading days is considered effective. However, note that the shorter the time interval between the three golden crosses, the stronger the multi-indicator resonance, and the more explosive the subsequent market movement tends to be.

Mastering this pattern is fundamental in technical analysis and must be thoroughly understood.