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:2018-09-20, Stock:DUK, The news for the past five days is as follows:
2018-09-13: NEWS1: Duke Energy ready for Hurricane Florence with largest Carolinas storm response ever.NEWS2: 'Threat becomes reality': Florence begins days of rain, wind.NEWS3: Hurricane Florence lashing Carolinas with heavy rain, flooding.NEWS4: Duke Energy temporarily shuts down nuclear plant before Florence&apos;s arrival.NEWS5: The big slosh: Florence begins days of rain, wind on coast.NEWS6: Why solar construction in North Carolina tanked in latest quarter.NEWS7: Here’s How 4,000 Federal Workers Are Preparing for Hurricane Florence.NEWS8: Hurricane Florence Losing Strength: 3 Utilities in Focus.NEWS9: Hurricane Florence Losing Strength: 3 Utilities in Focus.NEWS10: Wind and rain from Florence's leading edge lash Carolinas.NEWS11: Duke Energy gets a shot at new wholesale customers.NEWS12: How this small Florida firm is making a power play in the Carolinas.NEWS13: Hurricane Florence to Hit U.S. Mainland: 5 Storm-Stock Picks.NEWS14: Hurricane Florence to Hit U.S. Mainland: 5 Storm-Stock Picks.NEWS15: Tropical bands from Florence begin lashing Carolinas.NEWS16: Hurricane Florence's winds and rain begin lashing Carolinas.NEWS17: Hurricane Florence Losing Strength: 3 Utilities in Focus.NEWS18: Duke starts to shut N.C. Brunswick nuclear plant ahead of Florence.NEWS19: Duke Energy: Up to 3M customers in the Carolinas could lose power due to Hurricane Florence.NEWS20: Duke Energy exec plugs economic development.NEWS21: Time nearly up: Fierce Hurricane Florence aims at Southeast.NEWS22: Mammoth Hurricane Florence creeps towards U.S. East Coast.NEWS23: Hurricane Florence still poses grave threat despite weaker winds.NEWS24: Storm's uncertain track sows fear; 10 million in crosshairs.
2018-09-14: NEWS1: Duke Energy customers in Carolinas feeling major effects of Hurricane Florence.NEWS2: Cube Hydro takes dispute with NC regulators, Duke Energy to appeals court.NEWS3: Southern Company’s Dividend Yield, Growth, and More.NEWS4: Duke Energy closes nuclear power plant in Hurricane Florence's path.NEWS5: Southern Company’s Valuation Compared to Its Peers.NEWS6: NC power outages from Florence pass 800,000 and are still rising.NEWS7: More than 600,000 in eastern NC lose power from Hurricane Florence.NEWS8: Duke Energy outages mount quickly as Florence slams the NC coast.NEWS9: Southern Company’s Chart Indicators and Short Interest.NEWS10: Hurricane Florence Makes Landfall; Carolinas Brace for Rain, Power Outages.NEWS11: 'Threat becomes reality': Florence begins days of rain, wind.NEWS12: 'Threat becomes reality': Florence begins days of rain, wind.
2018-09-17: NEWS1: Construction resumes for Duke Energy-backed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.NEWS2: 'It's not safe to say that the worst is over' from Florence, ex-FEMA Southeast director says.NEWS3: Duke Restores Power to 1.2 Million, Now the Real Test Begins.NEWS4: Duke Restores Power to 1.1 Million, and Now the Real Test Begins.NEWS5: Analyzing Top Utilities’ Current Valuation.NEWS6: Second ash leak reported at retired Duke plant in Florence's wake.NEWS7: Florence flooding limits road access to Duke nuclear plant.NEWS8: Storm Floods Breached Coal-Ash Pit, Isolated Duke Nuclear Plant.NEWS9: Duke Energy Grapples With Storm Damage at Nuclear Plant, Coal-Ash Site.NEWS10: Duke Energy CEO: Power restored to more than 1 million cu....NEWS11: FERC lifts &apos;stop work order&apos; on Atlantic Coast Pipeline.NEWS12: Florence flooding limits road access to Duke nuclear plant.NEWS13: Florence's drenching rains kill 23 in the Carolinas.NEWS14: Florence's Rains Are Kicking Hydroelectric Dams Into Overdrive.NEWS15: Duke Energy's Brunswick nuclear plant stranded by flooding from Florence.NEWS16: Duke Energy says crews have restored power to 1.2 million customers affected by Hurricane Florence.NEWS17: Duke Energy outages down to more than 300,000 customers; 1.2 million already restored.NEWS18: Another Coal-Ash Spill Reported at Duke Site in North Carolina.NEWS19: Power Demand Rebounds As Hurricane Florence Passes.NEWS20: NiSource Unit to Replace Gas Pipelines Post Hurricane Florence.NEWS21: NiSource Unit to Replace Gas Pipelines Post Hurricane Florence.NEWS22: Duke Energy leader: Florence 'absolutely' worst storm I've seen as a lifelong NC resident.NEWS23: Energy Sector Update for 09/17/2018: LNG, DUK, HMLP, TGA.NEWS24: Energy Sector Update for 09/17/2018: LNG, DUK, HMLP, TGA.NEWS25: NEE, DUK, SO, and D: Analysts’ Recommendations and Target Prices.NEWS26: Florence Washes Away Portion of Coal-Ash Landfill in North Carolina.
2018-09-18: NEWS1: 1.7 million chickens drown as NC rivers swollen by Florence.NEWS2: Duke Energy Closes Coal-Ash Breach After Spill Flows Into Fishing Lake.NEWS3: Duke Energy Closes Coal-Ash Breach After Spill Flows Into Fishing Lake.NEWS4: Piedmont disputes claims of Raleigh swine-gas company.NEWS5: 3.4 Million Poultry, 5,500 Hogs Drowned in Florence Flooding.NEWS6: 1.7 Million Chickens Drown as NC Rivers Swollen By Florence.NEWS7: 2 Utility Stocks to Buy and 1 to Avoid.NEWS8: 2 Utility Stocks to Buy and 1 to Avoid.NEWS9: 2 Utility Stocks to Buy and 1 to Avoid.NEWS10: Duke Energy&apos;s coastal customers likely to be without power into next week.NEWS11: Duke Energy execs talk efforts to restore power, status of coal ash, nuclear sites in wake of Florence.NEWS12: Pollution fears: Swollen rivers swamp ash dumps, hog farms.NEWS13: Duke Energy estimates power restoration times for Carolinas customers following Hurricane Florence.NEWS14: Pollution fears: Swollen rivers swamp ash dumps, hog farms.
2018-09-19: NEWS1: Duke Energy crews have restored power to 1.6 million customers impacted by Hurricane Florence in Carolinas.NEWS2: Duke Energy: Coal ash reached Sutton Lake during Florence — but didn&apos;t impact water quality.NEWS3: Update on Sutton Plant following Hurricane Florence.NEWS4: Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good's statement on President Trump's visit to North Carolina to view Hurricane Florence damage.NEWS5: Piedmont Natural Gas advises customers on storm-damaged natural gas meters and appliances.NEWS6: Why North Carolina&apos;s solar power projects are a bright spot amid Florence damage.NEWS7: Florence's flooding claims 3.4 million poultry, 5,500 hogs.NEWS8: Florence's flooding claims 3.4 million poultry, 5,500 hogs.NEWS9: 3.4 million poultry, 5,500 hogs drowned in Florence flooding.NEWS10: 3.4 million poultry, 5,500 hogs drowned in Florence flooding.NEWS11: Duke Energy crews continue to focus on Carolinas' hardest-hit regions; power restored to nearly 1.5 million customers.

Answer: Rise