ATHENS-Stocks are mixed today – but could have been worse – as Greece saw a narrow victory for the party that wants to implement the European bailout conditions for the country. At noon the Dow Jones was down slightly, and experts today say the market will likely see-saw back and forth as investors keep an eye on Greece, Spain, Italy and Ireland to see whether billions of dollars in bailout money for governments and banks will ease the current Euro Zone crisis.

There was even talk that Greece could pull out of the Euro currency, a fear that may not hold weight now that the New Democracy party, led by Antonis Samaras, won Sunday’s election. Samaras said the country will meet the conditions of a second $173 billion bailout promised in the first quarter by the Euro Zone to protect Greece from total bankruptcy. However, he also said that he’s going to try to amend the conditions to ease austerity measures that have caused widespread job loss and recession. More fires, set in protest, raged through the election, matching violence in February.

“We will work together with our European partners to add to our obligations, the necessary policies for the development and treatment of … the case of unemployment,” Samaras said in a statement Sunday. “(The policies) can no longer continue to hurt each family. We work by consensus with everyone, but with persistence and stability.”