Display all prices with two (2) decimal points
The hi and low prices on side #2 take only one digit. Shares are traded in penney's. Price should provide two digits.
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R Sloan commented
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.
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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.