
The purpose of the research is to identify the structural-semantic particularities of language units that are the means of linguistic representation of the English-language linguocultural scenario “Stock Market”. The paper sheds light on the notion of a linguocultural scenario and describes its structure. The work focuses on the structural-semantic particularities of one-word and two-word nominative units of the analysed scenario. Scientific novelty lies in the fact that the English-language linguocultural scenario of the stock market sphere has been considered as a cognitive scheme of the speech situation, taking a comprehensive cognitive-cultural approach to the language material, the features of its structure and semantics have been identified. The research findings demonstrate the predominance of structurally inseparable affixal and compound nominators, as well as the wide spread of structurally separable nominal and verbal nominative units.
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