Based on the news about the stock in the past five trading days, please predict the rise or fall of the stock in the next trading day. If the stock is predicted to rise in the next trading day, please output [Rise], if the stock is predicted to fall in the next trading day, please output [Decrease].

Date:2020-10-13, Stock:PG, The news for the past five days is as follows:
2020-10-06: NEWS1: Microban 24 Introduces New 24-Hour Science Experiment to Help Students Learn about Bacteria, No Matter Where They’re Learning.NEWS2: 7 Safe Stocks to Shield Your Portfolio Against the Next Big Crash.NEWS3: P&G to Hold the Procter & Gamble 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting of Shareholders October 13.NEWS4: Stronger pound hits UK's FTSE 100; Restaurant Group jumps.NEWS5: UK's FTSE slides as pound firms; Restaurant Group jumps.
2020-10-07: NEWS1: Why P&G (PG) is Poised to Beat Earnings Estimates Again.NEWS2: FTSE 100 drops as oil prices fall on U.S. stimulus worries; Tesco jumps.NEWS3: FTSE 100 gains as investors shrug off U.S. stimulus woes; Tesco jumps.
2020-10-08: NEWS1: Why Coty Stock Popped Today.NEWS2: Small Caps Lead Market Higher, But These Stocks Lag Noticeably.NEWS3: London stocks jump on BoE Governor comments; Oil stocks surge.NEWS4: Old Spice Announces 10-Year Commitment to Help Increase High School Graduation Rates for Young Guys By 2030.NEWS5: P&G, other advertisers to stick by TikTok unless clock runs out.NEWS6: FOCUS-P&G, other advertisers to stick by TikTok unless clock runs out.NEWS7: FOCUS-P&G, other advertisers to stick by TikTok unless clock runs out.NEWS8: Costco, Walmart, and Other Consumer Stocks Could Keep Rallying. A Fund Manager Explains Why..NEWS9: British midcaps hit near 2-month high on upbeat Brexit views.NEWS10: Coty's Stock Climb May Not Last.
2020-10-09: NEWS1: The 7 Best Stocks to Buy for Beginners Now.
2020-10-12: NEWS1: Procter & Gamble (PG) Gains But Lags Market: What You Should Know.NEWS2: A Look Into Procter & Gamble's P/E Ratio.NEWS3: Where Will Procter & Gamble Be in 5 Years?.

Answer: Decrease