I took a look at the latest stock index futures position data on Sunday night, and it's quite interesting.

The four major index contracts show different strategies—short positions increased by 534 contracts on the CSI 500 and by 590 contracts on the SSE 50; but the CSI 300 saw an increase of 991 long contracts, and the CSI 1000 also had a modest addition of 190 long contracts. Overall, the net positions are up by 57 long contracts, so it feels like the market sentiment on Monday should be relatively positive.

However, looking back at historical data and considering the current position structure, it would be wise to be cautious next Friday (December 12). Based on past patterns, there's a high probability of a broad market pullback on that day. Of course, futures signals don't always transfer to the spot market immediately or with 100% accuracy, so it's just a general direction.

At this kind of juncture, it's better to stay on the sidelines—don't get too aggressive.