After-Hours Movers Nov 4, 2026: Why AEHL, ZNB, SEZL Jumped

AEHL — Antelope Enterprise Holdings Ltd (+70.5%)

Antelope Enterprise jumped after the bell, trading up to $10.52 in the after-hours session, 70.5% above its 4:00 PM ET close. About 1.01 million shares changed hands after hours, roughly equal to its 20-day average daily volume of about 1.0 million. That is heavy for an extended-hours session. The market cap is only $18.9M.

No news, filing or announcement clearly explains the move. The most recent filing was a routine foreign-issuer 6-K on November 2. A 424B5 follow-on offering filing on October 22 was flagged as bearish. A Moomoo forecast page was the only headline. The catalyst is unclear, so the move looks momentum- or technically driven.

The technical picture is weak. The stock sits 98.7% below its 52-week high, with a bearish moving-average stack, RSI 38, a relative strength rating of 4, a conviction score of 36/100 (grade D) and no active setup lane. Free float is 80.9% and short-volume is 47%. A bounce from a deeply depressed price in a micro-cap can reverse quickly, especially after a recent offering filing.

ZNB — Zeta Network Group (+68.1%)

Zeta Network Group jumped after the bell to $1.00, up 68.1% from the regular-session close. About 7.57 million shares traded after hours, versus a 20-day average of about 1.34 million. Market cap is just $1.1M.

No news, filing or announcement explains the move. The latest filing was a 20-F annual report on October 19. The only insider-style activity is a series of small purchases by HRT Financial LP between August 24 and September 8, each worth a few thousand dollars or less. They are too small to explain a move like this. The catalyst is unclear.

The chart shows a three white soldiers candle, a pattern of three strong consecutive up days. The wider trend is poor, though: the stock is 99.9% below its 52-wk high, the moving-average stack is bearish, RSI is 36, ADX is 17 and relative strength is 1. Conviction is 40/100 (grade D). Free float is 99.9%, so this isn't a low-float squeeze. Short-volume is 48%. The largest disclosed stake is 10.0%. A sub-$2M market cap with a $1 price is extremely fragile.

SEZL — Sezzle Inc. (+33.6%)

Sezzle traded up to $183.00 after the bell, 33.6% above its regular-session close, on about 1.16 million after-hours shares versus a 20-day average of about 538,000. Market cap is $4.6B, so this is a far larger company than most names here.

The catalyst looks like its third-quarter 2026 earnings, released after the close on November 4. Headlines say results beat estimates, profit rose 79%, and the company raised 2026 adjusted net income guidance to $5.45–$5.50 per share versus a $5.27 consensus, with a 2027 outlook of $7.20 versus $6.53 (per GuruFocus). One caveat: that report described a gain of only about 6% in after-hours trading, well below the 33.6% recorded here, and no primary release was confirmed. The size of the move should be treated with caution, and quotes in thin trading can differ by time.

Technically, the trend is strong: a bullish moving-average stack, RSI 58, ADX 22, relative strength 96 and a technical rank of 92. The stock is still 30.0% below its 52-week high. The conviction score is 17/100 (grade D), with no active setup lane. Free float is 56.0%, short-volume is 58%, and the largest disclosed stake is 39.6%. A General Counsel bought 129 shares (about $15K) in August. Two Form 144 insider-sale notices were filed on October 9.

JLHL — Julong Holding Ltd (+28.9%)

Julong Holding jumped after the bell to $9.15, up 28.9%. About 2.24 million shares traded after hours, far above its 20-day average of roughly 145,000. Market cap is $152.3M.

No news, filing or announcement explains the move. The only headline is about an unrelated Indian hospital company with a similar ticker-style name, so it shouldn't be tied to this stock. The catalyst is unclear and the move looks momentum-driven.

Free float is only 12.7%. Low float means few shares are available to trade, so heavy demand can move the price sharply in either direction. Short-volume is 56%. RSI is 73, ADX is 34, the moving-average stack is mixed, and relative strength is 99. The stock is still 87.8% below its 52-week high. Conviction is 4/100 (grade D). Extended, thin-float spikes like this often reverse.

ADMA — ADMA BIOLOGICS, INC. (+28.2%)

ADMA Biologics jumped after the bell to $13.42, up 28.2% from its regular-session close. About 13.4 million shares traded after hours, over four times its 20-day average of about 3.17 million. Market cap is $2.3B.

The catalyst was its third-quarter 2026 earnings, released after the close. Revenue was $141.1 million, ASCENIV revenue was $124.7 million (up 31% year over year), and GAAP net income was $49.9 million. Management reiterated 2026 revenue guidance of at least $530 million. It raised its minimum adjusted EBITDA forecast to $275 million from $265 million and its minimum adjusted net income forecast to $180 million from $170 million (MarketBeat). StockTitan reported a 26.62% gain at 5:02 p.m. ET. Quoted percentages vary with the time of the quote.

On the chart, a bearish engulfing candle formed in the regular session. The moving-average stack is mixed, RSI is 47, ADX is 26 and relative strength is 24. The stock is 48.8% below its 52-week high. Conviction is 18/100 (grade D). Free float is 97.5%, short-volume is 60%, the smart-money score is 16/100, and the largest disclosed stake is 7.4%.

The bottom line

After-hours moves happen on thin liquidity, with wide spreads and few participants. They can extend or reverse at the next open. Two of tonight's movers, SEZL and ADMA, have earnings explanations. The rest have no clear catalyst, and several are micro-caps with very low prices or floats. Chasing extended gainers is high-risk, and patterns and squeezes fail often. Manage risk and do your own research. This is educational content, not financial advice.

StockSetups scans the full US universe after every close and every premarket morning. For more context, see our Top Stock Movers for Nov 4 and Premarket Movers for Nov 4.