It seems like the number of planets and stars will continue to increase for quite some time to come. However, when we are all done counting, it will be time to start subtracting and then it will start getting scary.
Extrasolar planet discoveries is one of the hot areas, where the action is. Bigger and bigger terrestrial scopes, and more and more orbiting observatories of various kinds, are a sort of arms race, perhaps analogous to the 1990s competition between different amusement parks to build the biggest roller coaster. :')
But anyway, I wholeheartedly agree -- Geoff Marcy et al have discovered more than half of all currently known extrasolar planets, and that probably won't be the case in, say, five years. Meanwhile, it will be possible to find ever-smaller planets instead of these almost-a-dwarf-star objects multiples the size of Jupiter.