I think we all have our own path. Some takes 6 months to start making money, some 2 years, some 10 years.
What kind of real results do you want to see? Live trades, brokerage statements, end of day charts with fills marked, or what?
After 7 years of trading, have you ever had a profitable month? If so, I might recommend to you that you request a hard check from your broker and when you have it in hand, really feel what you're holding--it represents payment for work you did, and for risk you took. By simply speculating, managing risk, and doing all the things that we as traders do, in return you get a check that you can put in the bank or cash. And that profit can be magnified by changing position size. Deposit the check via phone and keep the check, or photocopy it and then take it to the bank. Hold onto that as a reminder of what trading can do for you. For most people, I think actual profits from trading are kind of like "God" -- most people believe and have faith in them, but few ever actually see it. So, request a check for whatever your net profit was that month, and savor that accomplishment. If you have not had a winning month, make it your goal. This can make trading REAL to you, as opposed to just a daily exercise that you've been doing for a long time.
The fact that you are asking these questions after 7 years indicates (to me at least) that you really have lost direction, and faith in yourself. "Is there edge in an entry?" is a question that you should already know the answer to. I encourage you to ask yourself these questions, and if you want feedback, answer them on this thread:
1) Do I have a morning routine that involves planning of some kind?
2) Can I describe my general approach to trading in words, preferably in words that even a non-trader might sort of understand?
3) What is "the problem" here? Is it me? Is it my trading? Is it something else?