Wall Street led another mixed session on Wednesday as the market rotated away from "reopening stocks" back into the extremely popular technology industry. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones slipped for the second day in a row as investors moved their profits into the Nasdaq, which broke another record high on Wednesday and closed above 10,000 for the first time ever.

The Federal Open Market Committee kept interest rates near zero on Wednesday, noting that the coronavirus pandemic still "poses considerable risks to the economic outlook over the medium term." The Fed expects to keep rates low through 2022 in order to stimulate borrowing and lending as the economy begins to recover from the pandemic's financial crisis.

Here's how the market settled for the mid-week:

S&P 500 Index (SPY  ): -0.53% or -17.04 points to 3,190.14

Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA  ): -1.04% or -282.31 points to 26,989.99

Nasdaq Composite Index (QQQ  ): +0.67% or +66.59 points to 10,020.35

In Major Stock News, Amazon (AMZN  ) and Apple (AAPL  ) closed at record highs on Wednesday as investors poured money back into tech giants. Tesla (TSLA  ) also soared above the $1,000 threshold, boosted by its recent momentum in China auto sales and its push to begin increasing production volume on its electric semi commercial truck. AMC Entertainment (AMC  ) announced on Wednesday that it would reopen its theaters worldwide next month as the chain works to recover in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic shutdowns. Starbucks (SBUX  ) shares slipped after the company said that revenue lost in its fiscal third quarter could be as much as $3.2 billion due to the pandemic.

In Stock Sector News, every sector expect Information Technology, which increased +1.69%, fell during Wednesday's session. The performance losses were as follows: Energy -4.92%, Financials -3.75%, Industrials -2.38%, Real Estate -1.91%, Materials -1.11%, Utilities -0.54%, Consumer Discretionary -0.40%, Communication Services -0.26%, Consumer Staples -0.15% and Health Care -0.14%.

In Commodity and Currency News, West Texas Intermediate (USO  ) settled slightly higher on Wednesday, gaining +0.36% to price around $39 per barrel. International benchmark Brent Crude (BNO  ) slipped -0.5% to settle around $41 per barrel. Gold (GLD  ) futures increased +1.60%, bringing the metal's price to about $1,749 per ounce. Finally, the U.S. Dollar (UUP  ) continues to drop in the current market climate, with the DXY Index slipping -0.33%.

As the market moves into Thursday, investors will trade with the Labor Department's weekly jobless claims data in mind.