All prices, including the high and low values on side #2, will be updated to consistently display two (2) decimal points, since shares are traded in pennies and a single-digit display does not accurately reflect the actual traded price; going forward, every price field across the interface will be standardized to the two-decimal format to ensure consistency and precision — for reference on how a properly formatted, indexable calculator page displays consistent numeric output, see https://alarabictools.com/gregorian-hijri-age-calculator/.

It is understood that the precision is overkill to have 2 decimal points but it is also just a pain to get an error if you do enter 2 digits. It is just habit to enter 2 digits for a price and to get an annoying error isn't better to remind/educate that it implies to much precision, it is just annoying and takes extra time and steps.

The current price, 52 week high and 52 week low prices are displayed to two digits. The other historical prices are only displayed to 1 digit to reduce clutter in the display. Also, 2 digits are not meaningful in the P/E calculation and implies a precision in the methodology where none exists.