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:2020-01-16, Stock:ORCL, The news for the past five days is as follows:
2020-01-09: NEWS1: Microsoft's surging cloud business Azure should terrify Amazon: analyst.NEWS2: ‘You get $3.5 million for winning the US Open, but the winner here makes $2,500’ — an inside look at tennis’ minor leagues.NEWS3: Retailers Find Future Top Customers with Data Science from Oracle.NEWS4: Oracle (ORCL) Enhances Retail Platform With New Capabilities.NEWS5: Blue Nile Shines Bright with Oracle Cloud Applications.
2020-01-10: NEWS1: How hard is it to make a living on the pro tennis tour? We followed a 22-year-old in tennis’ minor leagues to find out.NEWS2: ‘The winner here only makes $2,500’ — what it’s like to play in tennis’ futures tournaments, far from Grand Slams like the Australian Open.NEWS3: Microsoft Ups the Game in Retail Services With New Offerings.
2020-01-13: NEWS1: Oracle hires away Amazon Web Services VP as chief marketing officer.NEWS2: Wallace Weitz Slims Down Long-Held Stake in Intelligent Systems.NEWS3: Amazon Names New Head of Sales for Key Cloud Division.NEWS4: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: Winning the JEDI cloud contract should cause a 'halo effect'.NEWS5: Microsoft Strives to Simplify Surface Device Repairability.NEWS6: Achieve Life Sciences, University of Bristol, and Oracle Corporation Announce Study Results Demonstrating Potential for Accelerated Speed of Drug Discovery.
2020-01-14: NEWS1: Tech companies are fighting and working around new laws.NEWS2: Amazon Seeks to Halt Work on Microsoft & DoD's JEDI Contract.NEWS3: IBM Plans to Boost Digitalization Solutions for Retailers.
2020-01-15: NEWS1: 4 Sector ETFs Sizzling With Solid Buybacks.NEWS2: Oracle Helps Customers Easily Move to Autonomous Cloud.

Answer: Rise