The interesting thing about the Pseudo-HYP is the constituents' individual performances.
The following refers to "since purchase" rather than any fixed period (I bought most at one a month over the best part of two years). Of the 22, the Unrealised P&L is ...
SGE: +46%
BATS: -28%
VOD: -38%
with the rest in a band between +19% and -5.4% (in common with Terry above, I hold TW., BT.A, UU., SHEL, NG., KGF, BLND, LGEN, GSK, RIO, BP., SMDS )
IIRC, VOD and BATS were the first two purchases, so there will have been two chunky dividend years from each in the meantime, but the saviour is SGE (which wouldn't get into most and perhaps not any HYP's) and to a lesser extent BA. at +17%. Following the methodology (even Sector balance) I bought these to get the "Technology" sector into the Pseudo-HYP (and in that, even BA. is a fudge of sorts - its strict categorisation is an Industrial - but is part of the FTSE Techmark 100).
People may read into the above what they wish.
Regards, Newroad