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:2020-01-08, Stock:BABA, The news for the past five days is as follows:
2019-12-31: NEWS1: Top ETF Stories of the Fourth Quarter.NEWS2: Amazon Is Baird’s Top Stock Pick for 2020.NEWS3: Alibaba Stock Is a Little Too Hot for Comfort.NEWS4: The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Mastercard, Visa, Global Payments, Square and Alibaba Group.NEWS5: Raise a Glass to the Decade’s Best-Performing Stock.NEWS6: Asia-Pacific markets dip on last trading day of the year.
2020-01-02: NEWS1: Apple Starts 2020 With a Bang. Thank China..NEWS2: Alibaba's Ant Financial, Gaming Company Razer Apply For Singapore Digital Banking License.NEWS3: China’s Tech Industry Straps in for More Turbulence After a Wild 2019.NEWS4: China’s Tech Industry Straps in for More Turbulence After a Wild 2019.NEWS5: Hong Kong to remain among top three IPO markets globally in 2020, raise HK$260 billion, PwC says.NEWS6: Jack Ma’s Ant Financial Joins Singapore Digital Banking Race.
2020-01-03: NEWS1: Who Joins Microsoft, Alibaba, Facebook On List Of New Buys By The Best Mutual Funds?.NEWS2: Microsoft Stock Soared in 2019. Here’s Why It Could Continue to Outperform This Year..NEWS3: Starbucks Losing Ground To Homegrown Luckin Coffee In China.NEWS4: Hong Kong Bourse Discusses New Listings With Ctrip, Netease.
2020-01-06: NEWS1: Amazon's Future Retail Deal to Boost Retail Hold in India.NEWS2: Bull of the Day: JD.com (JD).NEWS3: Three technological trends that will shape the decade.
2020-01-07: NEWS1: Millennials nailed the Tesla stock trade in 2019.NEWS2: Big Banks Need More Tech And That Could Stoke Fintech M&A.NEWS3: Market Morning: Mideast Policy Chaos, Brexit Continues, Impossible Pork, China Changes Mind.NEWS4: Investor Movement Index Summary: December 2019.NEWS5: US-listed Chinese new-economy companies are mulling secondary flotations in Hong Kong after watching Alibaba's shares soar, says China Renaissance.NEWS6: China Targets Internet Giants in Antitrust Law Overhaul.

Answer: Rise