Some cultures use ',', not '.', for the decimal point.

[eyeonus]

Maybe look into making TD able to handle that.

[kmpm]

I am in one of those cultures that use a comma as decimal separator but haven't found it to be an issue.
If it's for display only I would say that is doesn't matter. It's would be nice to have but not a must have.
Entry might be another thing since comma is a key on the numerical part of the keyboard and dot isn't.
Where/When would you need to enter decimals?

[eyeonus]

Almost all of the numerical options. eg. `>trade.py run --ly=16.25 --empty=19.41 --jum=2 --lsp=12.5`

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[kmpm]

Good point. I'v been lazy and been rounding usually down.

[eyeonus]

Well, like you said, it's not a big issue. I may or may not get to it at some point in the future, or someone else who really cares and knows what they're are doing might see this issue and decide to make a PR, but it's low priority for a reason.