As impressive as Friday's gains were, analysts cautioned against reading too much into the move.
Or you may be making a common body language error and reading too much into one nonverbal signal.
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Maybe I was reading too much into the violent swings that are clearly the result of computer programs.
Analysts cautioned against reading too much into the numbers, which will be revised and reflect only one month's performance.
Thus, he cautions against reading too much into orders on a quarterly basis.
However, more upbeat market watchers warned against reading too much into the statements.
This more modest interpretation of recent events is a warning against reading too much into the past few weeks.
However, some urge caution in reading too much into the figures and play down suggestions that rates have peaked.
One worker said her dog was having a nervous breakdown, while another claimed he got sick from reading too much.
That said, reading too much into absolute follower numbers certainly leaves you with an incomplete picture, ditto to fake follower percentages.
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And might I be guilty of reading too much into some selling?
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Or, perhaps, we're all reading too much into his choice of words.
Reading too much into one month's inflation figure would be a mistake.
Orders for durable goods tend to fluctuate sharply from month to month and economists cautioned against reading too much into one monthly decline.
Department of Education officials issued strong warnings against reading too much into test scores, which are only one aspect of a teacher's value.
All this counsels against reading too much into this year's figures.
Democrats cautioned against reading too much into Tuesday's results, noting that the recall centered on some Wisconsin-specific issues that may not translate to the presidential election.
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So I think there'll be a bit of that and there'll be a lot of people reading too much into it and thinking it's ideological, but it isn't.
They may be reading too much into their mandate, but they think that going back, that accepting a hike in debt with nothing in return, would be betraying their voters.
While the apocalyptic view that we face an imminent inflationary depression may be reading too much into the tea leaves, relying on bad data is like flying blind in a storm.
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He warned against reading too much into the results of the survey because many of the companies were using e-commerce to take costs out of supply chains rather than sell to customers.
He said Putin repeated the Russian position that those sales were part of "longstanding relationships unrelated to the current conflict" -- and he cautioned reporters against reading too much into the terse statement Putin gave afterward.
The White House continued "to urge Congress to move toward a sustainable Federal budget", he said, and warned against "reading too much into any one monthly report" as payroll estimates were volatile and could be revised substantially.
After the strongest January gains in more than a decade, "people have expectations for a pullback, but there's still a lot of strength behind this market, " said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Banyan Partners, though he cautioned against reading too much into Friday's trading activity.
But officials are wary of reading too much into the mini-boom in tourism, noting that to the outside world eastern DR Congo remains "a war zone" and that although there are some signs of positive change, the country is a long way from emulating neighbouring Rwanda's dramatic transformation.
Indeed, there a little too much endeavour from Reading's Steve Brown and Preston's David Healy who were both booked.
"To read too much into this is like reading tea leaves, " said Sibneft spokesman John Mann.
And I won't bore you or tie up too much of your time by reading the number of endorsements that Senator Hagel's nomination has already received from a variety of quarters, but they are numerous and we expect that more will come.
While reading an old New Yorker, I have found a good third reason: too much privacy can drive us insane.
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