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Filed under: International markets, Brazil, Newsletters, Presidential elections, Commodities, Oil, Agriculture, Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks

This post is part of a series in which TheStockAdvisors.com asked financial experts to name their top stock pick if McCain or if Obama wins the election.

"My pick for an Obama victory would be Cosan (NYSE: CZZ), a major Brazilian maker of ethylene from sugar; the company should benefit as the U.S. expands its use of alternative fuels," says Vivian Lewis, editor of Global Investing.

I just wanted to reiterate my BUY on Cosan Ltd. Unlike the action we saw this past week from the steel's and coal companies selling off while the underlying continued to to march on like Macy's was going out of business and this was the last day to get that fancy L.V. bag for the coast of taking the family to Chuckey Cheese for dinner.

The story is simple... for evey liter of corn based ethanol you get better than 2 liters of cane based ethanol. Thats right folks why would you pay 1.70 per liter for fake and sugary when for .70cents you cann have pure cane.

Filed under: International markets, Brazil, Newsletters, Commodities, Oil, Agriculture, Stocks to Buy

"Cosan SA Indústria & Comércio (NYSE: CZZ) is a terrific company that is benefiting from both higher agricultural prices and higher fuel prices," says Mike Burnick in his newly-launched advisory service, Market Shock Trader.

"Sugar-cane based ethanol has been refined for years in Brazil, at a significant cost advantage to other sources of ethanol. In fact, Brazilian ethanol is about 40% cheaper to make than in the U.S. - and costs less than half the price of European ethanol.

I've long been a fan of Mike Burnick, and am very glad to introduce our readers to his just just-launched advisory service, Market Shock Trader.

Here, he keeps up his tradition of exceptional, in-depth global market research, offering up Cosan SA Indústria & Comércio (NYSE: CZZ), which he calls "a terrific company that is benefiting from both higher agricultural prices and higher fuel prices."