Hi Francisco,
One good practise in reactive applications is exacly what you mention, give the user some feedback that something it's happening (in this case loading).
What you can do is use the property .IsDataFetched. This will indicate you when your query is done loading or not, enclose your table/list in one IF statement and use the .IsDataFetched to show or Hide.
When it's loading the platform already has something built in with a specific class for this cases, and you can simple add a container with the class "list-updating". With this the user will get a spinner while the list is loading. (Otherwise you can customize here according to your needs if that class is not enough).

