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:2020-05-15, Stock:SBUX, The news for the past five days is as follows:
2020-05-08: NEWS1: The Worst Is Yet to Come for Starbucks, But They're Providing A Path Forward.NEWS2: McDonald’s Stock Will Always Be a Portfolio Cornerstone.NEWS3: The Freeze on Luckin Stock Isn’t Just a Lesson, It’s an Opportunity.NEWS4: Ready or Not, It’s Time to Buy Starbucks Stock.
2020-05-11: NEWS1: Better Buy: Starbucks vs. Dunkin’.NEWS2: Starbucks to reopen 150 drive-thru locations in UK this week.NEWS3: Starbucks to reopen UK drive-thru locations this week.
2020-05-12: NEWS1: McDonald's plans to reopen all UK, Ireland drive-throughs by June.NEWS2: Starbucks' Expertise in Managing Capital.NEWS3: Tim Hortons Secures Tencent Funding for China Expansion.NEWS4: Luckin Coffee Fires CEO Amid 'Fake Sales' Scandal Probe At Starbucks Rival.NEWS5: Consumer Discretionary Stocks Appear Set for Move Lower.NEWS6: Starbucks is Luckin’ Out.
2020-05-13: NEWS1: China Inc. Is Unloved Abroad, Unwanted at Home.NEWS2: How Alibaba’s Lazada Turned Produce Dumped In Virus Crisis Into a Business.NEWS3: Recent market volatility has caused risk split among investors..NEWS4: Grocery stores and coffee chains gave workers hazard pay. Now they're taking it back.NEWS5: China's Luckin Coffee sacks bosses amid accounting scandal.NEWS6: Luckin Investors Get the Caffeine Headache They Paid For.
2020-05-14: NEWS1: Top 5 Buys of Jeremy Grantham's GMO in the 1st Quarter.NEWS2: Starbucks Seeks Rent Relief Over Coronavirus Shutdown Losses.NEWS3: If You Had Invested at Starbucks' IPO (SBUX).NEWS4: Zacks Earnings Trends Highlights: Delta Air, Starbucks, Alphabet, Coca-Cola and Proctor & Gamble.NEWS5: As Starbucks Reopens, It Wants a Year’s Worth of Rent Relief.NEWS6: A New Way to Define “Good Business” in the Coronavirus Era.

Answer: Decrease