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People get so upset when the monetary expansion is pointed out. S&P is headed to 4k within the next couple of years as the monetary expansion shows no sign of changing.

That's a funny way to spell "months"

I'm not ignoring it, everyone else has commented about that so I have no need to repeat it here.

Then why are you acting surprised that stocks are going up, even going so far as to call it "stupid?"

read Taleb. This is extreme fragility, not antifragility.

Given this as the reason, does that mean valuations will plummet once that supply slows down? If the best bet now is "things will keep growing while money is being pumped in", how does that balance out in the future?

Things don't need to "keep growing." The nominal value of the market can continue going up even as its real value goes down.

Hypothetical example:

Today, SPY is 339 and DXY is 92.82.

One year from today, SPY is 500 and DXY is 45. Is this valuation higher or lower than today's?