Various stock market offences are regulated under the New Capital Market Code numbered 6362 (hereinafter YSerPK), just as they were regulated within the abrogated Capital Market Code numbered 2499 (hereinafter ESerPK). In this article, one of the most encountered stock market crime entitled as “insider trading” under the abrogated Code and named as “misuse of information” under the YSerPK will be analyzed. Just as many other economic crimes, the mentioned crime protects more than one legal interest (has multiple legal scopes). Anyone can be a perpetrator. As per the victim, the Code does not require any special traits. The victim is not a specifically identifiable person, thus the society facing the damage caused by the crime and the individuals who form the society and/or directly aggrieved due to the committed crime can be considered as victim(s). The subject of the crime is the capital market instruments. The actus reus of the crime is to give a purchase or sale orders, or to change the previously given orders, or to cancel them. This crime can only be committed by a specific intent. The crime does not contain any special indications for the element of illegality. Nor does it contain any mitigating or aggravating circumstances. With regard to the attempt and the conspiracy, the general rules of criminal law apply, since they are not explicitly regulated.