Dave Mosher/Business Insider Tesla CEO Elon Musk is taunting those betting against the company's stock. Following his last provocation, shares went up more than 20%. Still, bets against the stock continue to rise to new records, and are currently at $13,2 billion. Follow Tesla's stock price in real-time here. Tesla CEO Elon Musk was taunting short-sellers, or those betting the company's stock price will go down, once again over the weekend. "They have about three weeks before their short position explodes," Musk replied on Twitter to Fred Lambert, editor of the electric auto news site Electrek who asked about reports of the Tesla assembly line being in a "tent."See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: The world is running out of sand — and there's a black market for it nowSee Also:32 of the most dangerous things science has strongly linked to cancerWhy Phil Mickelson was not disqualified from the US Open and why other pros are not happy about itConclusive proof that it is Trump's policy to separate children from their families at the borderSEE ALSO: There's growing concern over Tesla's finances — and Wall Street is convinced the company will need to raise money soon