Here's a look at the longer-term monthly numbers.
Nervous investors are awaiting monthly numbers, which most hedge funds provide.
(Monthly numbers are erratic, which makes it difficult to pin down the growth rate more precisely).
Again, you want to focus on somewhat longer-term trends, not monthly numbers.
Theguardian.com increased its daily browsers by 8.83% to 5,000,952, and monthly numbers by 5.95% to 90,333,500.
He added that the monthly numbers encourage "a short-term orientation, which is not the way to run a business".
But it is tougher on those who deliver monthly numbers and who manage investors with an every-month mentality.
The institute uses these images to estimate total forest clearance, which is where the controversial monthly numbers come from.
The monthly numbers are terrible, but the trend so far isn't disastrous – we still have a lower cumulative deficit than we has this time last year.
Telegraph.co.uk experienced a similarly boost in monthly numbers, up 5.71% to 58,998,929, although slightly slower growth of 5.76% in daily browsers to 3,041,594.
"If the monthly numbers don't improve in coming months, we can probably expect the third-quarter growth number to look very shaky".
