According to Greeks.live, recent trends indicate that significant market-moving news is being released predominantly during US trading sessions. This has resulted in increased volatility and directional movements during US hours, overshadowing anticipated activity in Asian markets. Citing GCR, there was an expectation of Asian markets leading the current bull run, but the data shows US markets are currently dictating both upward and downward trends. Traders in Asia face challenges due to the need to engage in overnight trading to align with US market hours, while European traders encounter difficulties with news-based price actions due to their time zone. These insights suggest a strategic need for traders worldwide to adjust their trading hours to capitalize on US market activities.

According to @GreeksLive, the US trading sessions are currently driving both upward and downward market movements, contrary to previous predictions by GCR that Asia would dominate this bull run. Traders in Asia may find it manageable to stay active till New York's lunch hours, but the European time zone presents challenges due to the timing of news-based price actions.