The U.S. stock market had a bumpy start to 2025, with the S&P 500 falling 0.8% in April—its third straight monthly drop. GDP also shrank 0.3%, the first decline since early 2022. Still, strong consumer spending, a steady job market, and a late-day market rebound show there's confidence under the surface.In uncertain times like these, investors need a smart approach. Relative price strength helps by highlighting stocks that are doing better than others. It’s a simple way to stay on the right side of market m ...