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:2018-04-02, Stock:DUK, The news for the past five days is as follows:
2018-03-23: NEWS1: D or DUK: Which Electric Utility Stock Should You Invest in?.NEWS2: D or DUK: Which Electric Utility Stock Should You Invest in?.NEWS3: D or DUK: Which Electric Utility Stock Should You Invest in?.NEWS4: Testimony wraps up on big Duke Energy rate hike affecting Charlotte and $7.8 billion grid proposal.
2018-03-26: NEWS1: Duke Energy board pushes — again — to ease supermajority requirements.NEWS2: Volatility Trends: Utilities versus the Broader Markets.NEWS3: How Top Utility Stocks Are Currently Valued.NEWS4: A Look at XLU’s Moving Average and Relative Strength.NEWS5: S&P 500 Utilities: Last Week’s Top Gains and Losses.NEWS6: Looking at Implied Volatility Trends of NRG Energy.
2018-03-27: NEWS1: What will Duke Energy&apos;s grid plan really cost? Document raises questions about company’s account.NEWS2: What will Duke Energy&apos;s grid plan really cost? Document raises questions about company’s account.
2018-03-28: NEWS1: Duke Energy won’t comment on top state lobbyists&apos; membership in controversial group.NEWS2: Duke Energy won’t comment on top state lobbyists&apos; membership in controversial group.NEWS3: XLU, SPDN: Big ETF Inflows.NEWS4: XLU, SPDN: Big ETF Inflows.NEWS5: Should Investors Buy Duke Energy Corporation (NYSE:DUK) And Lock In The 4.62% Dividend Yield?.
2018-03-29: NEWS1: How one conservative activist is boxing out liberal groups&apos; shareholder proposals at Duke Energy, General Electric meetings.NEWS2: How one conservative activist is boxing out liberal groups&apos; shareholder proposals at Duke Energy, General Electric meetings.NEWS3: Duke Energy: Goldman Sachs Turns Bearish On Valuation, Capital, EPS Worries.NEWS4: Duke Energy using North Carolina-based renewable natural gas in first-of-its-kind project.

Answer: Decrease